Broadband, mobile & TV services
What’s stopping you from haggling with your broadband provider?
A majority of people are successful when they give it a go, so what's holding you back from trying it?
Three launches 5G: is it set to take over your broadband?
Mobile network operator Three has today switched on its 5G service in parts of London, but only for broadband customers, with mobile customers having to wait until at least later on in the year
Why do people stick with their TV and broadband provider?
Our survey of 1000 TV and broadband customers found that the majority had been subscribed for at least five years - but they're not always sticking with their provider because they like it.
Virgin Media deal includes £75 bill credit on fibre broadband
Virgin Media's latest offer, exclusive to Which? Switch Broadband, gives new customers bill credit on its entry-level fibre package as well as free setup costs and a discounted monthly price.
Giffgaff has doubled your data: is it the cheapest Sim-only provider around?
Mobile phone provider GiffGaff has announced that from the 14th August, it will be doubling the amount of data on three of its 'goodybag' packages.
Eight in 10 areas of the UK lack full 4G coverage
New analysis of Ofcom data by Which? has revealed that four fifths of constituency areas suffer from patchy 4G mobile coverage, with both urban and rural areas affected.
SSE’s cheapest fibre broadband deal now includes a £50 gift card
Broadband can be an expensive long-term commitment – so it's always worth keeping an eye out for deals. SSE has recently launched its latest offer exclusive to Which? Switch Broadband, adding a £50 gift card to its already cheap Unlimited Fibre deal.
Fibre broadband – what’s stopping you from upgrading?
Despite fibre being available to the vast majority of premises in the UK, over a quarter of those who responded to our survey told us they weren’t sure it was available where they live.
Nuisance calls fall to lowest level in six years
In 2015, participants received an average of 9.7 nuisance calls, while this year they received 7.4 calls – the lowest figure seen in Ofcom’s six years of research.
The top five reasons people leave their broadband provider
Nearly a quarter of those who had switched did so because they’d found a better deal with a new provider. With the typical deal jumping in price by around 20% at the end of an introductory period, this isn't a great surprise.