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You’ve been there before. You’re on a Zoom call, trying to give a work presentation to your boss, when suddenly everything starts lagging and you see that spinning wheel icon. You know what’s coming next: your internet is about to cut out and now your boss thinks you’re unreliable. And if that wasn’t bad enough, you were in the middle of making a joke about the weather (it was actually funny) and now no one will ever know how witty you are. This wouldn’t happen if only you had better broadband! Broadband is an important part of our daily lives. It allows us to stream movies with Netflix, work from home using video conferencing services like Teams or Zoom and listen to music while working out with Spotify.

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The most common types of broadband connections are:

Fibre optic

This is the fastest type of broadband available and it offers fast speeds, but it’s only available in select areas.

The fastest fibre optic connection can reach speeds of 1Gbps (that’s 1 gigabit per second!). While some providers offer a choice between their own and Openreach’s fibre-to-the-premises (FTTP) products, others provide either FTTP or VDSL2 as standard.

Cable

Cable broadband uses your TV coaxial cables to deliver internet connection to your home—it’s perfect if you’re already paying for cable TV.

It gives you faster download speed than ADSL but isn’t quite as fast as fibre optic connections because its data is transmitted over copper wires rather than fibre optics.

ADSL

ADSL stands for Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line and it relies on copper telephone lines to deliver internet access to homes and businesses within range of an exchange (which might be miles away).

It uses more capacity than unidirectional ISDN, but less than T1 circuits, which means that users can download at higher rates than they upload, so even though it doesn’t offer gigabit speeds like other technologies do these days; it provides decent performance.

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Conclusion

While there are lots of factors to weigh up when shopping for broadband, speed is by far the most important. Make use of the SavingSupermarket Broadband comparison tool to filter providers and plans based on your location and find the best deal for you!