We all love a good bargain, right? Well Vodafone have just revealed plans to drop prices on their Gigafast Broadband package to help you stay connected over the winter months.
The price drop is thanks to the phone network expanding their GigaFast Broadband across 15 more cities and regions in the UK, helping you get six months' free broadband at faster speeds.
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It doesn't matter if you're a new customer making the switch over to Vodafone, or you're an existing user making an upgrade, you can still take advantage of the offer, helping you save £330 across the first six months of your 24-month contract.
And the broadband itself is lightning quick, offering download speeds of up to 900Mbps on the most premium package, giving you speeds roughly 14 times faster than the UK average.
There's also no setup fees on any of the Gigafast offers, so you'll only start paying after the sixth month.
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There are four offers to be had, depending on how fast you want your average speeds to be, and how much money you want to pay. The first two only have three months free, while the second two have the full six-month free deal:
- Vodafone Gigafast 100: 3m free then £28 per month
- Vodafone Gigafast 200: 3m free then £35 per month
- Vodafone Gigafast 500: 6m free then £45 per month
- Vodafone Gigafast 900: 6m free then £55 per month
Towns and cities across the UK where Vodafone Gigafast Broadband is available:
- Aberdeen
- Birmingham
- Bournemouth
- Bristol
- Cambridge
- Coventry
- Edinburgh
- Huddersfield
- Leeds
- Liverpool
- Milton Keynes
- Northampton
- Peterborough
- Southend-on-Sea
- Stirling
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