Connecting to the internet at home through WiFi can be done in different ways, either through a satellite connection, rural WiMax, 4G at home, or ADSL, but the most widespread today is fiber (FTTH and HFC), which reaches to some 27 million homes or offices. In addition, fiber is also the one that offers the best quality/price ratio, and on which we are going to focus this review.
Specifically, we will review the fiber-only deals fine print, more aimed at people who share a flat, students, businesses, second homes, or families who prefer to keep their fixed and mobile lines independent, either due to coverage incompatibilities (you can have fiber coverage and not mobile, or vice versa), or for any other reason. If this is not the case, probably the cheapest thing is to combine fiber and mobile with the same operator.
Attention to permanence, fixed telephone, symmetry, CGNAT…
Before talking about prices, it is worth clarifying some aspects related to fiber internet connections to take into account before hiring them, and thus have a greater probability of ending up more satisfied with the service received.
The comparative fiber rates include price with line fee and VAT includedBeing the final price In most cases, except for some exceptions such as Orange and Vodafone, which can increase the monthly payment after a few months, as detailed in the graph.
The WiFi router is included for free in all operators, but it is necessary to return it in case of cancellation. The fiber installation service entails costs that, except on rare occasions, the operators do not pass on to the customer in exchange for a minimum stay which varies between the three months of Digi, Simyo or Lowi, and the 12 months of finetwork, Jazztel, Orange, MásMóvil or Yoigo. Without any permanence, Vodafone yu and Movistar stand out. Other operators also offer the option of substituting the permanence for a registration cost, but in practice, it is like paying in advance the same penalty that is paid for early cancellation when you have permanence.
for whom the landline it is expendable, its absence from Simyo, Lowi, Finetwork or Oléphone offers will not matter. In Digi the fixed is optional. The rest of the operators also include fixed service although no calls included in the case of Jazztel, only with calls unlimited to fixed in Movistar, with unlimited landlines and 60 minutes to mobiles in Yoigo, MásMóvil and Orange. with calls unlimited to landlines and mobiles It will be included by default in Vodafone while in Orange it has a supplement of 1 euros, in Jazztel a supplement of 3 euros and in Digi of 5 euros.
In case you are interested in the Pay TVMovistar and mobilfree push to sign up for their combos with mobile, while Orange and Jazztel have the service from 25.95 euros with decoder included, all football and 90 channels, in Yoigo it will cost 9.95 euros and in Vodafone you can sign up from 5 euros without a decoder for the TV, or for 3 euros more with a decoder.
The best fiber rates without mobile
Thanks to the agreements reached between the main operators that deploy the network, brands such as Movistar, Vodafone, Orange, Yoigo, O2, Lowi, Jazztel, MásMóvil, Pepephone or Fi Network, practically share fiber coverage, which in one way or another , have agreements to access Telefónica’s fiber.
If you are only interested in contracting a fiber connection, and the coverage does not prevent you, the cheapest rates are:
- the fiber to 100 Mbps for 20.90 euros in finetwork and vadavo.
- the fiber to 300 Mbps for 25 euros in finetwork, Digi and vadavo. With a landline phone for 28 euros at Digi.
- the fiber to 500 Mbps for 27.99 euros in Simyo.
- the fiber to 600 Mbps for 30 euros in finetwork, vadavo and Jazztel. With a landline phone for 32 euros at Vodafone yu.
- the fiber to 1,000 Mbps for 30 euros in Oléphone and Digi.
- Fibra without permanence in Movistar and Vodafone, or with three months of permanence in Digi, Simyo and Lowi.
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