Fibre

Fibre Broadband is a broadband connection that uses fiber optic cables to deliver data to homes and businesses. There are many types of fiber optic broadband, including fiber to the home (FTTH), fiber to the building (FTTB) and fiber to the cabinet (FTTC).

Fibre to the Home: The cable goes all the way to your home. Fiber to the home is also called pure fiber because it does not rely on old copper for any network. And the maximum speed can reach 1,000Mb/s. Fibre to the building: the cable runs all the way to the outside of the building and is then piped to your apartment by other means.

Fibre to the cabinet: the network of fibre to the cabinet transfers data to local telephone exchange cabinet via regular copper cables for the final few hundred metres of kilometres. Because copper wire tends to significantly reduce the connection speed, the maximum speed of the FTTC broadband is 100Mb / s.

ADSL2+

ADSL stands for ‘Asymmetrical Digital Subscriber Line’, and it is an internet connection that uses the same wires used in the residential home to make calls. ADSL2+ Broadband is the next step of standard ADSL broadband. ADSL2+ broadband currently can provide the fastest speed in the Australian ADSL indutry, and its price is cheaper than that of ADSL broadband. The maximum speeds can reach 24Mbps that numerous computers in a home or business can be online without any issue of loading time and download lag.

Bundle

A plan combining home phone plan and broadband plan together is called bundle plan. This plan is where you rent your landline telephone and fixed line broadband connection through the same provider. An advantage of bundle broadband plan is that you can enjoy a discount price from provider when you purchase broadband service together with home sevice.

Fast Internet Plans

Internet speed is measured in Megabits-per-Second (Mbps). It’s a little-known fact that most of what you do online doesn’t actually require a lot of Mbps. There are some examples that when browsing the web, only 1-2 Mbps is required. When you watch video online, SD video require 3Mbps, HD video require 5Mbps and 4K video will need about 25Mbps. And downloading a large file will take up almost all available capacity.

Some broadband types can satisfy your needs (reach 25Mbps), including NBN25, NBN50, NBN100, Fibre. With the speed of 25Mbps, 1-2 people can enjoy streaming music and video and web browsing. When it comes to 50Mbps, 2-4 people can watch HD videos, play responsive games and download large files at the same time. And when the speed at 100Mbps, it can meets needs of more than 4 people that including watching 4K videos, playing super responsive games and downloading large files.