A fibre broadband connection uses light to carry data, which means it's designed to deliver more consistent speeds, even during busy periods.
That means smoother video calls, faster downloads, and streaming that's less likely to buffer. With more capacity to handle multiple devices at once, fibre is built to cope with a fully connected household.
And because the network is designed for what's coming, including faster plans and smarter home technology, you're set up well for the years ahead.
A good fibre connection is just the start. Where you place your router, and which one you use, can make a real difference to speed* and coverage across your home. We'll show you how to set things up well.
*MBNZ Report 27 for average download speeds by plan when comparing 4G Fixed Wireless and LEO Satellite to fixed line plans.
With fibre broadband, Rebecca and her family can stream on multiple devices simultaneously without any interruptions. Working from home is seamless, with no worries about video calls cutting out or lagging.
