Trustpower VDSL
Trustpower’s broadband products also offer VDSL services for people who need high-speed internet while waiting for a faster fibre connection. Choosing Trustpower VDSL means getting stress-free billing, all with a faster and easier setup process than ADSL.
Why Choose Trustpower VDSL?
The primary advantage of choosing Trustpower VDSL is their way of bundling their services together, allowing users to get discounts by throwing in their broadband costs with their other utilities like power and gas. This also helps streamline communication as there’s only one provider to contact should you have any problems with your utilities.
On top of that, Trustpower also offers a wide-range of sign-up bonuses, such as:
- A $50 account credit for online sign-ups
- 12-month half-price broadband, alongside an eligible power and broadband bundle for a 24-month term
- Joining rewards including fridges, TVs, and washing machines
- Dual-fuel discounts on gas and electricity
Trustpower VDSL Settings and Benefits:
Trustpower’s VDSL can reach up to 20Mbps in download speeds and around 2Mbps upload speed. It’s a reasonable speed to expect for a non-fibre connection. Trustpower’s speeds tend to be sufficient enough for browsing, streaming, gaming, and other internet activities.
Naked VDSL
Trustpower’s naked VDSL broadband plan can deliver affordable internet without the expense of a landline.
Unlimited VDSL Data
<P>No need to worry about monthly data caps while browsing. Trustpower’s unlimited VDSL allows you to stream, browse, shop, and play without worrying about your data running out.
Trustpower VDSL FAQ:
What are Trustpower’s VDSL plans good for?
Trustpower’s VDSL speeds are fast enough to support HD TV, VoIP services and other high-bandwidth activities.
How do I know if VDSL is available in my area?
VDSL is easily available to many NZ homes. To check availability, you can visit Trustpower’s Plan Builder to see if it’s available in your area.
How does VDSL differ from ADSL?
While both connections utilize copper telephone wires in order to deliver internet, VDSL can run through a fibre broadband network, allowing it to deliver faster speeds.
