28% off! This Vodafone Superfast Fibre 2 broadband deal is one of the best we've seen

Get this great deal ASAP.

If your Netflix streams look like a potato and your Spotify keeps on stuttering through your favourite Taylor Swift song, then you need better broadband. But better nearly always means pricey.

Well, not with this current Vodafone deal which is close to running out. The telco giant currently has a cracking deal on at the moment that is set to run out 20 September.

You can get Vodafone's fastest fibre broadband (Vodafone Superfast Fibre 2 ) for the price of the standard speed (Superfast 1).

That equates to: 63Mbps home internet for just £23 a month (was £32 a month, so that's 28% off). And if you are a Vodafone mobile customers then you get even more of a discount.

If you think that 63Mbps is just the dream and you will never get those speeds, then fair enough - but Vodafone is putting a 'money where its mouth is' guarantee that means if you don't get at least 55 Mbps minimum download speed, you'll get your money back. There's obviously T&Cs to this but that's a decent offer.

The deal also offers unlimited broadband usage, for this you need to take out an 18-months minimum term for the broadband.

Although you may not equate Vodafone with broadband, it won a uSwitch award for its services in 2019.

Vodafone Superfast Fibre 2 deal
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Vodafone Superfast Fibre 2 deal: £23 at awin1.comSave big on your bills with this deal from Vodafone. Get its fastest fibre broadband for the price of the standard speed. 63Mbps home internet for just £23 a month is, from our research, one of the very best home broadband deals out there. Vodafone mobile customers save even more, too.
Marc Chacksfield
Content Director

As Content Director of Shortlist, Marc likes nothing more than to compile endless lists of an evening by candlelight. He started out life as a movie writer for numerous (now defunct) magazines and soon found himself online - editing a gaggle of gadget sites, including TechRadar, Digital Camera World and Tom's Guide UK. At Shortlist you'll find him mostly writing about movies and tech, so no change there then.