I just signed up with Hyperoptic and I’m currently with Plusnet. Plusnet provide 18 month contract 70mbps download and 9mbps. I got hyperoptic 1gb package 24 month contract for £33 per month for minimum speed 900mbps download and upload and maximum speed 939mbps download and upload. My plusnet contract is going up to £54 a month if I didn’t switch. I totally agree that all these companies using BT lines have had a monopoly for custom but that’s changing. I live in Scotland and I’m so happy to finally have a great deal.
I jumped on the Hyperoptic bandwagon about 8 years ago. They came and cabled up our block of 120 flats with hubs in the basement, then cables to individual flats. Speeds are reliable, no down times, no errors no problems. Routers are fast and easy. Service is great had no problems at all. Most of the flats have changed over to hyperoptic over the years when they hear from neighbours about the speeds. You can have VOIP if a landline is needed, but also use your mobile over wifi router. Great customer support. If not already in your area, give them a call
@@dwjudd that is what i call a great price, virgin would barely give you 24mb speed for that price before constantly increasing prices. my hyper contract ends dec 3rd, only had two failures in 2 years and that was caused by external workmen cutting the small fiber cable not knowing what it was.
As an employee of hyperoptic, I have the free package of 1GB including total wifi and I can say there’s no complaints from me , extremely fast multiple devices 6-12 and no issues with anyone’s upload or download. Anyone thinking to switch ? I’d recommend: )
as a new customer (after 15 years with talktalk!) it's an absolute pleasure being able to watch videos beyond 720p 👍👍 and almost half the price too 😄 wonder if you can help with this query ...I'm having trouble finding anything online, and which is how i ended up on this channel ....I want to setup a media server using the usb port...any resources you can point me to would be much appreciated. i'm using the zxhn h3600
Wow. That is unbelievable. Nice one. That’s is incredible speed. Your UA-cam videos must literally be uploaded before you’ve finished the title and description. Very impressive. Also just as impressive is how you managed to insert a bit of filth into setting up a router! 😂
Im with Hyperoptic which in my building is FTTB which I think is early rollout now they deploy FTTP FTTB cause it easier and cost effective to deploy gigabit broadband they only build FTTB in buildings with multiple units where they might find it hard to bring FTTP the fibre is terminated at the building. This is typically done for buildings with multiple units, where individual units may be serviced differently.
We've had 1Gb Hyperoptic for a few years now and have to say it blows any other ISP out of the water when it comes to speed. As of August, Hyperoptic are sending out upgraded routers supporting Wifi 6 and you can opt for the Mini hub addition (a wifi 6 range extender)
Two packages arrived a ZTE ZXHN H3601 Mini Hub & H3600 router. Easily swapped over and the Mini Hub so far has given 5 bars around the house and to the garden...So far highly recommended....
I live in central London, a stones throw away from the British library (literally). Hyperoptic have been stalling (supposedly have permission from the council for installation) but it has been like that way before Covid. Been waiting, I want to say maybe over 3 years now for them to be available in my area... shambles for me really as I would have joined them ages ago, community fibre seem to have a huge difference in customer experience in my area and overall reviews show me that community fibre is better as a 1st time custoemr.
We are buying a new property from bellway and we will be moving in at the end of the month, we have been told by developers that everything will be good to go but we have had to preorder with hyperoptic We are hoping it goes live straight away but currently they say theyll give us a dongle until its running and cant give us a date that it will be live. Do you know if it is just a case of them turning it on as it shows its on step 5 where engineer has to attend the property.
Same, I wish I had any fibre optic internet provider in my area. Best I got is FTTC. Eventually we hope to get G.Network in my area, not sure how long but eventually.
So I checked their site. It can't find my full postcode but accepted the beginning of the post code. It shows talking, installation, interest.. it said talking = taking orders but I can't seem to get anything like order now / accept deal etc. Just generic stuff promotion of what they boast. So does this mean it isn't currently available in my street/ area?
I'm getting a Hyperoptic line put into the house next week (1gb package), I think using their Nokia router. When running an ethernet cable out of the router to a destination in the house, is it possible to plug the end into something like a TP-Link TL-SG105S, 5 Port Gigabit Ethernet Network Switch (1 in 5 out), then connect one output to my PC and another to a Sky Stream puck? If this works, while the combined speeds up/down, I'm thinking, for all ports here would be the max my package provides, will each line be capable of those max 1gb speeds (providing the other 4 ports are quiet)? I understand I can achieve the same thing by using the rest of the ethernet ports on the Hyperoptic router itself, however I'm also looking for as little duplicate cable runs as possible.
Do not use this company if you can. They have no interest or commitment to providing customers service if there is a problem. Hyperoptic is very interested in acquiring customers not providing customer service
I just signed up with Hyperoptic and I’m currently with Plusnet. Plusnet provide 18 month contract 70mbps download and 9mbps. I got hyperoptic 1gb package 24 month contract for £33 per month for minimum speed 900mbps download and upload and maximum speed 939mbps download and upload. My plusnet contract is going up to £54 a month if I didn’t switch. I totally agree that all these companies using BT lines have had a monopoly for custom but that’s changing. I live in Scotland and I’m so happy to finally have a great deal.
Ahhh that’s awesome buddy!!
I jumped on the Hyperoptic bandwagon about 8 years ago. They came and cabled up our block of 120 flats with hubs in the basement, then cables to individual flats. Speeds are reliable, no down times, no errors no problems. Routers are fast and easy. Service is great had no problems at all. Most of the flats have changed over to hyperoptic over the years when they hear from neighbours about the speeds. You can have VOIP if a landline is needed, but also use your mobile over wifi router. Great customer support. If not already in your area, give them a call
when your hyperoptic contract ended did they offer you an even better deal? keep the current price or did price increase?
They offered me a better deal. Im currently on a 24 month 1gb contract for £24 per month - fast and reliable
@@dwjudd that is what i call a great price, virgin would barely give you 24mb speed for that price before constantly increasing prices. my hyper contract ends dec 3rd, only had two failures in 2 years and that was caused by external workmen cutting the small fiber cable not knowing what it was.
Great vid kip that’s amazing 🤩 cool 😎
Wow i wish that sort of service was available where i live.
As an employee of hyperoptic, I have the free package of 1GB including total wifi and I can say there’s no complaints from me , extremely fast multiple devices 6-12 and no issues with anyone’s upload or download. Anyone thinking to switch ? I’d recommend: )
Haha - can you get mine free please ;)
as a new customer (after 15 years with talktalk!) it's an absolute pleasure being able to watch videos beyond 720p 👍👍 and almost half the price too 😄
wonder if you can help with this query ...I'm having trouble finding anything online, and which is how i ended up on this channel ....I want to setup a media server using the usb port...any resources you can point me to would be much appreciated. i'm using the zxhn h3600
Oh wow Kip. The joys of fibre and a good provider. Over her in Aus I'm paying about the same equivalent for a 100/40 connection.... Sigh
Wow. That is unbelievable. Nice one. That’s is incredible speed. Your UA-cam videos must literally be uploaded before you’ve finished the title and description. Very impressive. Also just as impressive is how you managed to insert a bit of filth into setting up a router! 😂
I've no idea what you mean... 😂
neither have I 😂
Amazing difference init x
Mental! 😂
No other service other than Openreach was willing to implement full fibre. Finally getting 500Mbps through BT.
Im with Hyperoptic which in my building is FTTB which I think is early rollout now they deploy FTTP FTTB cause it easier and cost effective to deploy gigabit broadband they only build FTTB in buildings with multiple units where they might find it hard to bring FTTP
the fibre is terminated at the building. This is typically done for buildings with multiple units, where individual units may be serviced differently.
I'm all for Hyperoptic.
Excellent!
Great video 😎
Great video! Now off to see if I can get that service here 😊
I've been waiting for Hyperoptic for 8 years and I live in a cable area. I don't think I'll ever get it.
We've had 1Gb Hyperoptic for a few years now and have to say it blows any other ISP out of the water when it comes to speed. As of August, Hyperoptic are sending out upgraded routers supporting Wifi 6 and you can opt for the Mini hub addition (a wifi 6 range extender)
Oooh which router? I’ve got a Nokia one from them now and made a video about them
@@lifestapestry2968 oooh interesting!
I'll post a response once it's here and setup...
I stand corrected, it's the ZTE ZXHN H360+H361, apologies, the Hyperoptic website needs updating as it shows the older model....
Two packages arrived a ZTE ZXHN H3601 Mini Hub & H3600 router. Easily swapped over and the Mini Hub so far has given 5 bars around the house and to the garden...So far highly recommended....
I live in central London, a stones throw away from the British library (literally). Hyperoptic have been stalling (supposedly have permission from the council for installation) but it has been like that way before Covid. Been waiting, I want to say maybe over 3 years now for them to be available in my area... shambles for me really as I would have joined them ages ago, community fibre seem to have a huge difference in customer experience in my area and overall reviews show me that community fibre is better as a 1st time custoemr.
Did it happen?
We are buying a new property from bellway and we will be moving in at the end of the month, we have been told by developers that everything will be good to go but we have had to preorder with hyperoptic
We are hoping it goes live straight away but currently they say theyll give us a dongle until its running and cant give us a date that it will be live.
Do you know if it is just a case of them turning it on as it shows its on step 5 where engineer has to attend the property.
Ours was already live.. we moved into our place a year or so after the estate was started so our situation may have been different x
Fastest I can get in my area is 80mbps and about 10 up 😞 😢
That would be so sick to have that fibre 😍
@LeanGalaxy 😂😂😂 💩
A year on, and i've just seen, hyperoptic is cheaper now. at £40 for the 1gbps service. (12month contract)
Damn, wish hyper optic was in my area.
Same, I wish I had any fibre optic internet provider in my area.
Best I got is FTTC.
Eventually we hope to get G.Network in my area, not sure how long but eventually.
@12:57 you need to update the DHCP end address too
I did off video!
So I checked their site. It can't find my full postcode but accepted the beginning of the post code. It shows talking, installation, interest.. it said talking = taking orders but I can't seem to get anything like order now / accept deal etc. Just generic stuff promotion of what they boast. So does this mean it isn't currently available in my street/ area?
Yes , sounds about right!
I'm getting a Hyperoptic line put into the house next week (1gb package), I think using their Nokia router. When running an ethernet cable out of the router to a destination in the house, is it possible to plug the end into something like a TP-Link TL-SG105S, 5 Port Gigabit Ethernet Network Switch (1 in 5 out), then connect one output to my PC and another to a Sky Stream puck? If this works, while the combined speeds up/down, I'm thinking, for all ports here would be the max my package provides, will each line be capable of those max 1gb speeds (providing the other 4 ports are quiet)?
I understand I can achieve the same thing by using the rest of the ethernet ports on the Hyperoptic router itself, however I'm also looking for as little duplicate cable runs as possible.
That will work perfectly! Enjoy your speedy internet!
@4:57 Sky was actually for 18 months ;)
With 800megs you can download 8K torrents in matter of minutes
What property do you have a council flat or a council house
Neither?
Do not use this company if you can. They have no interest or commitment to providing customers service if there is a problem. Hyperoptic is very interested in acquiring customers not providing customer service