Who is Vodafone Full Fibre 910 suited to?

For most homes, this package offers far more speed than they realistically need. It’s not designed for casual browsing or occasional video calls.

However, it’s well suited to homes with:

• Five or more people using the internet at the same time
• Multiple 4K video streams running across different devices
• Frequent large downloads, including games over 100GB in size
• Remote work involving file uploads, video production, or media backups
• Cloud-connected security cameras and smart home systems operating 24/7
• People working from home

With more bandwidth available, one task won’t interfere with others on the network. If your household is smaller or your usage is lighter rather than intensive, the Vodafone full fibre 500 or full fibre150 plans from Vodafone are usually more cost-effective without limiting performance.

Upload speeds

Most broadband packages offer much slower upload speeds than download, but Vodafone Full Fibre 910 can deliver both at the same speed — if you're in a CityFibre area.

• Openreach: upload speed is limited to 105Mbps
• CityFibre: offers full 910Mbps upload

For tasks like video calls or occasional file uploads, the Openreach version is perfectly adequate. But if you frequently transfer large files, stream live video, or rely on cloud storage, the CityFibre version is the better choice.

Check which network is available at your address before signing up.ore choosing this plan. You’ll find the upload speed difference immediately noticeable if you rely on sending data, not just receiving it.

Performance

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 comes with a minimum guaranteed download speed of 455Mbps. If your speed consistently falls below this, you may be eligible to leave the contract without penalty under their broadband speed guarantee.

Using an Ethernet cable directly into the router, most users will see 800–900Mbps — very close to the full speed. If it drops much lower, it could point to a fault or misconfigured setup.

No Wi-Fi setup will offer the full 910Mbps everywhere in your home. That’s down to device limitations, signal strength, walls, and interference.

Typical wireless speeds:

• In the same room as the router: up to 800Mbps on compatible devices
• One or two rooms away: between 300–500Mbps
• Further away or through thick walls: 100–300Mbps is more likely

If your home is large or has thick internal walls, you can add Vodafone Super WiFi mesh system (included with Pro 3) which helps maintain faster wireless speeds in more rooms.

Latency stays low on full fibre, so even if the Wi-Fi speed drops slightly, you’ll still get smooth video calls and responsive gaming.

Difference between Full Fibre 910 and Pro 3 Full Fibre 900

Both are the same broadband plan in terms of speed, but the Pro 3 Full Fibre package includes additional equipment and support that justify its higher monthly price. It comes with Vodafone Ultra Hub 7 router, which supports Wi-Fi 7, along with a mesh system that extends coverage, a 4G backup connection that kicks in during outages, and priority access to Vodafone’s WiFi Xperts.

If you’re in a standard-sized property and don’t need extra coverage or backup, the regular Full Fibre 910 plan will be sufficient. But if you need consistent Wi-Fi throughout a larger home or can’t afford downtime, Pro 3 offers better performance — at a higher cost.

You can also add Super WiFi separately to the standard 910 plan for an extra monthly cost, without upgrading to Pro 3.

Router and Wi-Fi setup

Power Hub (included with standard plan)

Equipped with Wi-Fi 6 and four Gigabit Ethernet ports, the Power Hub provides reliable speeds throughout smaller homes, especially in rooms near the router.

Specs:

• Wi-Fi 6 (802.11ax)
• Dual-band wireless
• 4 x Gigabit Ethernet ports

Ultra Hub 7 (included with Pro 3)

Pro 3 upgrades your router to Vodafone’s Ultra Hub 7 with Wi-Fi 7 support, faster Ethernet ports, and Super WiFi mesh included as standard. It also adds a 4G broadband backup feature, which takes over if your fibre line goes down.

Extras included with Pro 3:

• Super WiFi mesh system with speed guarantee
• 4G broadband backup using Vodafone’s mobile network
• Two 2.5Gbps Ethernet ports for faster wired speeds
• Access to WiFi Xperts support team

Pro 3 is a better option if your home setup can’t afford connection drops — it adds wireless improvements and backup connectivity that aren’t typically included in standard plans.

Pricing and contract terms

• Contract length: 24 months
• Setup costs: £0 on most deals
• Annual price increase: £3.50 fixed increase every April

From late 2025, Vodafone applies a fixed £3.50 monthly increase each April for the rest of your contract. For example, if your initial monthly price is £35:

• From first April: £38.50/month
• From second April: £42/month

These increases are set from the outset, but the total amount you'll pay over two years can easily be overlooked. Be sure to include this when comparing broadband deals.

Discounts and extras

Vodafone Together

Vodafone mobile customers can get monthly savings:

• £2 off broadband (standard)
• £4 off broadband (Pro 3)
• 30% off any additional mobile plans on the same account

Discounts remain in place for the duration of your contract.

Switching credit

Vodafone offers to cover early exit fees when switching from another provider:

• Up to £200 credit on Full Fibre 910 and other faster plans
• Submit your previous provider’s final bill within 90 days
• Credit is applied within 30 days once approved

The process requires proof and needs to be completed correctly. If you're relying on this credit to avoid paying out-of-pocket when switching, make sure all documents are submitted on time.

Special offers

Our exclusive Vodafone Full Fibre 910 offer includes a voucher worth up to £150, free setup, and a discounted monthly price.

Xtra add-on

Vodafone also offers an add-on for £10/month which includes:

• Unlimited UK calls (landline and mobile)
• Free Apple TV 4K
• Three-month Apple TV+ subscription

Note: if you select the standard anytime calls instead of Xtra, you’ll still pay £10/month but won’t get the Apple TV hardware. Make sure to pick the correct one during checkout if you want both.

How it compares with other gigabit plans

Vodafone costs less than BT or Sky at the same speed, and its Pro 3 features offer better wireless performance and backup. Virgin Media is technically faster but has limited upload, and Plusnet is the cheapest but offers fewer extras.

Altnets often offer symmetric speeds at lower prices. If they’re available at your address, it’s worth comparing. However, their networks are more limited, and bundled features like mobile discounts or 4G backup may be missing.

Provider	Speed (Download / Upload)	Router
Vodafone	910 / 105–910Mbps	Wi-Fi 6 / Wi-Fi 7
BT	900 / 110Mbps	Smart Hub 2
Sky	900 / 100Mbps	Wi-Fi Max included
Virgin Media	1130 / 104Mbps	Hub 5
Plusnet	900 / 115Mbps	Wi-Fi 5 router
Community Fibre	920 / 920Mbps	Linksys Wi-Fi 6
Hyperoptic	900 / 900Mbps	Hyperhub (Wi-Fi 6)

Support and reliability

Full fibre offers more consistent speeds and fewer faults than older copper lines. On both Openreach and CityFibre, downtime is rare. Low latency makes it suitable for gaming, calls, and real-time work.

Support quality

Vodafone’s customer service is mid-range. Not the worst, but it doesn’t match Plusnet or Sky.

Based on Ofcom reports:

• Slightly above-average complaints
• Better than TalkTalk or Virgin Media
• Support wait times vary, especially during outages

Support features that help

• WiFi Xperts: Pro 3 and Super WiFi customers get access to specialist Wi-Fi support
• Vodafone app: Easy to manage connected devices, restart router, and test your connection
• 4G backup: Helps during rare outages by switching you to mobile broadband automatically

Some users report delays in getting faults resolved — especially where Openreach or CityFibre engineers are involved — but this applies to all providers using these networks.

Pros and cons

What we like

• 910Mbps download speed with minimum speed guarantee
• Symmetric upload available via CityFibre
• Pro 3 version includes Wi-Fi 7, mesh, 4G backup, and support team
• Costs less than BT and Sky at this speed
• No setup fee on most deals
• Up to £200 switching credit
• Mobile bundle discounts with Vodafone Together
• Optional Apple TV hardware add-on
• Mesh upgrade available on standard plan

What could be better

• 105Mbps upload on Openreach is lower than some altnets
• Customer service is average compared to other major providers
• 24-month contract with fixed April price increases
• Pro 3 costs more
• Altnet providers are cheaper where available

Is Vodafone full fibre 910 any good?

Vodafone Full Fibre 910 offers more than ultrafast speeds with good extras, especially for homes using CityFibre. The Pro 3 upgrade is useful if you rely on consistent connectivity or want strong Wi-Fi in every room. While the contract price increases reduce its appeal slightly, the combination of symmetric upload, optional mesh, and 4G backup make it well suited to busy households and home workers.

It’s not essential for everyone — many homes will do just fine with a slower plan — but for users who need more bandwidth, it's an excellent option with competitive pricing.