ISPreview.co.uk

Two thirds of respondents to a new ISPreview.co.uk survey of over 2,100 people in the United Kingdom have said they would support a public investment of GBP5bn to help "full fibre" (FTTP) broadband reach nationwide coverage by 2033.

A new survey of 1,380 people in the United Kingdom, which was conducted by consumer telecoms information site ISPreview.co.uk, has found that the main reason why most respondents switched broadband ISP in 2018 were to save money (30%) or get access to...

A new online survey of 1860 people in the United Kingdom, which was conducted by consumer telecoms information site ISPreview.co.uk, has discovered that the vast majority of respondents (87%) support the Government's aspiration for universal coverage of..

A significant proportion of internet connected consumers in the United Kingdom (65%) have told ISPreview.co.uk that they are happy with their home broadband router and most of them got the device from their ISP.

A significant proportion of internet connected consumers in the United Kingdom (55%) have told ISPreview.co.uk that they would reject a new house if it couldn't deliver their desired broadband speed (speeds of 50Mbps to 100Mbps+ are the most popular)

A significant proportion of 5,000 internet connected consumers in the United Kingdom have told ISPreview.co.uk that BT and TalkTalk have the worst reputation for broadband connectivity among consumers.

A significant proportion of internet connected consumers in the United Kingdom (67%) have told ISPreview.co.uk that they would give up their landline phone service if it wasn't still needed by most ISPs as part of their home broadband service.

The majority (75%) of respondents to a new online survey of UK internet users have said that they would rather have a truly standalone broadband connection than a bundle of services and 33% seek more choice of contract length.

A new survey by ISPreview has found that the humble telephone remains the most popular way for broadband ISP customers to contact their provider (49% of respondents), although a third were unhappy with their provider's customer service.

A significant proportion of internet connected consumers in the United Kingdom (75%) have told ISPreview that they are interested in adopting the new G.fast "ultrafast broadband" technology, which is rolling out to 10 million premises by 2020.