ISP Connect Fibre introduce 5Gbps UK broadband plan and Black Friday sales
Alternative broadband network and UK ISP Connect Fibre (Fibre Assets Ltd), which has been rolling out their full fibre (FTTP) network across the East of England, has added a new 5Gbps symmetric speed (4500Mbps average advertised performance) package to their website and introduced some lower pricing on other plans as part of their Black Friday offers.
The new package itself includes unlimited data usage, free installation and a Wi-Fi 7 capable router from TP-Link. The standard pricing for the service on a 24-month minimum term for new customers is currently said to be from £44.99 per month (rising to £49.99 on a shorter 12-month term).
The provider also offers slower tiers, which start at £24.99 for speeds of 250Mbps, £29.99 for 1Gbps and £45 £34.99 for 2Gbps. Customers can also add a TV box, VoIP phone or Wi-Fi Mesh solution for an extra £10 per month each if they so desire.
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In addition, Connect Fibre are also offering a mobile service, which starts at £12.50 per month (12-month term) for 10GB of data with unlimited calls and texts (this goes up to an unlimited data plan for £25). Otherwise, Connect Fibre’s Black Friday offers are set to remain available to order until 18th December 2026.
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