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“Virgin Media Slashes Gig1 Fibre Broadband Price to All-Time Low”

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Virgin Media has recently dropped the price of its fastest broadband package to a new all-time low. The company has introduced an unexpected sale, reducing the cost of its ultra-fast Gig1 Fibre Broadband by over £70.

The Gig1 Fibre Broadband offers speeds of up to 1,130Mbps and typically retails at £29.99 per month. However, it is currently available for just £26.99 per month, resulting in a saving of £72 over the 24-month contract, which translates to approximately 87p per day.

Virgin has stated that this deal represents the cheapest price ever offered for its Gig1 plan. With these high speeds, users can download a feature-length HD movie in under 30 seconds and have a 50GB PS5 game ready to play in less than seven minutes.

While households with 70Mbps speeds may experience downloads taking over 90 minutes, Virgin’s Gig1 plan ensures smooth streaming on platforms like Netflix and seamless online gaming experiences.

It is important to note that the discounted rate of £26.99 will increase twice during the minimum term, rising to £30.99 from April 2027 and £34.99 from April 2028. Additionally, the 1,130Mbps speeds may not be available in all UK areas, so it is advisable to check availability using Virgin’s postcode checker.

Compared to competitors such as Sky, Virgin’s £26.99 Gig1 deal offers a compelling choice, as Sky’s comparable 900Mbps plan, priced at £28, is higher in cost and slower in speed. BT, on the other hand, charges £37.99 for access to its 900Mbps connection. Exploring alternative network providers, like Community Fibre, which offers 1Gbps speeds for £25 per month with the first three months free and fixed prices throughout the contract, may be worthwhile, though this provider serves only London and select south-east locations.

It’s essential for consumers to assess their internet speed requirements before committing to a lengthy contract. For instance, a couple streaming Netflix daily in a flat may find 100Mbps sufficient, while larger households engaging in remote work, downloading movies, and online gaming may benefit from speeds of at least 300Mbps.

Choosing Virgin’s 1Gbps fibre is akin to having a high-speed motorway directly into your home, ensuring a smooth and reliable internet experience.

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