Unlimited broadband means you can browse and stream as much as you like.
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11Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£17.00 / month
£0 upfront fees
30Mb / second
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Unlimited
Usage
£17.99 / month
£9.99 upfront fees
11Mb / second
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Unlimited
Usage
£18.95 / month
£0 upfront fees
10Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£18.99 / month
£0 upfront fees
10Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£19.00 / month
£0 upfront fees
10Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
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£19.00 / month
£0 upfront fees
150Mb / second
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Unlimited
Usage
£19.50 / month
£0 upfront fees
17Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
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£19.99 / month
£0 upfront fees
30Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£19.99 / month
£9.99 upfront fees
50Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£20.00 / month
£0 upfront fees
18Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£20.99 / month
£0 upfront fees
10Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£21.50 / month
£10 upfront fees
50Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£21.95 / month
£0 upfront fees
35Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£21.95 / month
£9.95 upfront fees
45Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£21.99 / month
£0 upfront fees
11Mb / second
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Unlimited
Usage
£21.99 / month
£0 upfront fees
38Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£22.00 / month
£4.95 upfront fees
38Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£22.00 / month
£4.95 upfront fees
50Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£22.00 / month
£29 upfront fees
38Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£22.00 / month
£0 upfront fees
50Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£22.00 / month
£0 upfront fees
36Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£22.50 / month
£0 upfront fees
67Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£22.99 / month
£0 upfront fees
35Mb / second
Average speed
Unlimited
Usage
£23.00 / month
£0 upfront fees
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Unlimited broadband means just that – there is no limit to the amount of data you can use online. This means you can browse the internet, download files, and stream content as much as you want. You will pay the same amount each month for your unlimited broadband deal, whether you are online constantly or not at all.
Luckily, the vast majority of broadband deals these days are unlimited, including some of the cheapest broadband deals on the market. Almost all broadband providers now offer unlimited downloads with their standard packages.
As we said before, even some of the cheapest broadband deals are ‘unlimited’, so it makes sense to go for one of these packages over the increasingly rare ‘limited’ broadband deals. And if you use the internet for anything more than sending a few emails and checking Facebook, you will almost definitely need unlimited broadband.
Generally, most people can be categorised into three types of internet user:
If you’re a medium or heavy user of the internet, you will almost definitely need a high-speed, unlimited broadband deal. However, even light users could benefit from unlimited broadband. This is because the difference in price nowadays is often negligible, but if you exceed your data limit on a limited broadband deal you could be hit with excessive charges. It is just not worth it.
If you think you’re a light user but you live in a household with other internet users, you too will need a fast, unlimited broadband deal to suit all your needs.
The cheapest unlimited broadband deals start at around £18 per month, but you could pay considerably more depending on the provider and what type of package you get.
Slower, ADSL broadband deals, which offer speeds of up to 30Mbps, will be cheaper than faster, fibre optic broadband which can go up to a ridiculous 1Gbps. As a rule of thumb, the faster your download speeds then the higher the price.
Many providers offer broadband and TV bundle deals but adding extra services will of course jack up the price. If you are an avid sports fan or you watch a lot of broadcast TV, bundle deals may be worth it. But if you prefer to watch most of your content online, for example on Netflix or Amazon Prime, you should just pay for what you need.
Almost all broadband providers in the UK now offer unlimited broadband as standard. These include:
When you compare broadband deals, you should be aware that not all ‘unlimited deals’ are truly unlimited. Some of these deals will come with usage caps, which means you may find your download speeds reduced at certain times of the day if you use the internet excessively. This is because your provider is attempting to manage the increased traffic so that all customers get a consistent and reliable service. Therefore, these downtimes will usually occur at peak times (i.e. in the evening).
However, unlimited broadband packages from the major providers including BT, Sky, Virgin Media and TalkTalk are almost all truly unlimited.
*Rated 4.9 / 5 by 19 reviews on Google
Last reviewed: 20 January 2021
Next review: 20 February 2021