Vodafone's Fibre Max Plan Questions

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#249066 23-Apr-2019 17:59

If anyone has this particular plan, does anyone have any screenshots of speeds to expect from Vodafone's Fibre X Plan?

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#2222785 23-Apr-2019 18:07

Would depend on to what location Local / international?

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#2222789 23-Apr-2019 18:14

Linux: Would depend on to what location Local / international?

Local/urban.

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#2222795 23-Apr-2019 18:46

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If anyone has this particular plan, does anyone have any screenshots of speeds to expect from Vodafone's Fibre X Plan?

Waikanae Kapiti Coast -> Wellington.

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#2222796 23-Apr-2019 18:47

Waikanae to San Fran

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#2222811 23-Apr-2019 18:55

Those seem to be fibre 200 speeds, I'm talking about this plan in particular:

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#2222812 23-Apr-2019 19:04

Sorry I was on the 200/20 plan when I was still on fibrex. Never had a problem achieving the advertised speeds though.

Edit: From that screenshot it looks like a fibre plan, not fibrex (cable)

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#2222850 23-Apr-2019 20:12

people get advertised speeds with the ISP supplied device

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#2222858 23-Apr-2019 20:31

You should be asking about latency and reliability than straight out speed

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#2222859 23-Apr-2019 20:33

Looks like Vodafone have significantly dropped their pricing. With a mobile on Vodafone, Fibre Max 900/400 becomes $92.99 per month ($84.65 per month after taking into account the $100 broadband joining credit).

That's significantly less than $120 Spark charge for their unlimited Fibre max product. Wonder if their service is really that superior to charge so much more?