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EE Home Broadband 100Mbps

Pay nothing for 3 months.

Then just £32.99 a month for our award-winning EE Broadband – Uswitch’s National Broadband Provider of the Year. Full Fibre 100. 24 months. £36.99 from 31 March 2027. £40.99 from 31 March 2028.

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average* speed 100Mbps
upfront costs £0
contract 24 months
monthly cost £32.99 /mth
90Mbps speed guaranteed Powered by BT Smart Hub 7 plus Full fibre Hassle-free switching
For video calls, streaming and everyday use.

What To Consider When Comparing Broadband Deals

Before switching or choosing a new broadband service, it’s worth taking a moment to compare how deals differ beyond headline prices. Thinking through a few key points can help you find better value and avoid surprises later.
  • Availability - Check which broadband options are available at your address.
  • Speed - Choose broadband speeds that suit how you use the internet.
  • Cost - Consider the monthly bill, fees, and any potential price rises.
  • Contract length - Most deals last 12 or 24 months, with fees for leaving early.
  • Bundles - Some deals include TV channels, a home phone, or mobile extras.
  • Customer service - Reviews can help show how reliable a provider is.

What Broadband Speed Do I Need?

The broadband speed that’s right for your home depends on how you use the internet and how many people are online at the same time. This quick guide gives a simple way to match everyday usage with typical broadband speeds. The broadband speed that’s right for your home depends on how you use the internet and how many people are online at the same time. This quick guide gives a simple way to match everyday usage with typical broadband speeds. Broadband Speed Guide Speed range Best for 10-30Mbps Light use such as browsing, emails, online shopping, and social media use in smaller households 30-60Mbps Streaming HD video, video calls, and multiple devices in households of 2-4 people 60-100Mbps 4K streaming, online gaming, smart home devices, and busy households Over 100Mbps Heavy usage across many devices, large file downloads, and consistently fast performance

What Affects Your Home Broadband Speed?

Several factors can influence how fast and reliable your broadband connection feels at home, even if you’re on a fast package.
  • Connection type - Full fibre is the fastest, followed by cable and part-fibre connections, with ADSL typically the slowest.
  • Distance from cabinet - Longer copper lines in FTTC connections can reduce speeds.
  • Router location - Poor placement can weaken the Wi-Fi signal around your home.
  • Connected devices - More devices online means less bandwidth available per user.
  • Time of day - Speeds may slow during busy evening periods.

*Average, download and upload speed ranges show you estimated speed at the busiest time of day (8pm to 10pm). Broadband speed could even faster outside of those times. Broadband speed can fluctuate over the day, and this happens for many reasons, including the number of customers using the network at the same time. Speeds are based on the broadband speed you get to your router. The speed you get on your devices over Wi-Fi or cable might be slower.

Minimum download speed is the slowest the speed connection to your router should ever drop to. If your connection is slower, some providers may give you compensation of offer you the right to leave your contract penalty free. If you are having problems with your connection, get in touch with your provider to see what their policy is.