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Which router do John Lewis give you on fibre broadband

thrifty_pete
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I can't see on the John Lewis Broadband website which router they give you with their Fibre products. Or even if they are the same for 'Fibre' versus 'Fibre Extra'. A friend has normal broadband and the router looks fairly cheap, although don't judge a book by its cover!
Do all Fibre products use the same system of plugging into the BT Master box or do any have a an Openreach box? Or is that for fibre to the premises only?
Do all Fibre products use the same system of plugging into the BT Master box or do any have a an Openreach box? Or is that for fibre to the premises only?
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Since JL Broadband is Plusnet, have a look on their site. Early FTTC set ups used a separate VDSL OR modem connected to the router: now they mainly use integrated modem/routers with a VDSL modem built in.No free lunch, and no free laptop0
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I believe that the current PlusNet VDSL/FTTC offering is still the Hub One.
This is basically a rebadged BT HomeHub5 with a few software tweaks.0 -
OK, thanks. I saw they had a list of possible routers in the support section but it wasn't clear which one you got. Now John Lewis has rebranded, the JL Broadband site looks a bit dated!0
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