Best wireless broadband for inner Auckland?

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#299192 18-Aug-2022 20:42

Hi team,

We are looking to get a wireless broadband solution to use in inner Auckland. It would be used near Ellerslie/Greenlane area.

This would only be used in our new office and we don’t need a lot of data. (300-500GB would be more than enough).

What’s the best provider at the moment out of Spark, Vodafone and 2degrees? All the providers seem to think they can provide this service.

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#2956412 18-Aug-2022 21:04

Take a Spark/Vodafone/2degrees mobile to the site, and run a speedtests (and do this at different times of the day)

There is no "best" provider over all with Fixed Wireless, all three providers will have different results in different areas

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#2956417 18-Aug-2022 21:27

All the carriers provide 5G in the area so pick one that best suits you for pricing

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#2956419 18-Aug-2022 21:31

Is this a permanent or temporary setup? If the former, have you considered fibre?

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#2956421 18-Aug-2022 21:34

quickymart:

Is this a permanent or temporary setup? If the former, have you considered fibre?

We are leasing a small office so would need wireless broadband.

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#2956424 18-Aug-2022 21:46

If it's a temporary shipping container-type setup then yes wireless is probably a good option, but if you're there permanently there's nothing to stop you getting a wireless setup first, then getting fibre installed 🙂