Comment Re: Outdated already! (Score 1) 50
Well, I signed up for 5G Home Broadband (deals are indeed now cheap in the UK) because the ISP's 5G checker map said it was available at my postcode. What the checker didn't say was that I live at the bottom of a hill that blocks off the 5G signal from the only 5G mast in my small town. Managed to get 10 Mbits/sec down, so had to cancel it during the 14-day cool off period.
I've signed up for a different ISP because they had a cheap FTTP offer instead (£25/month for 500 Mbits/sec down+up), only for it to be delayed multiple months (they claim it will be installed after a 6 month (!) wait, but I don't believe them, so I've signed up for a year with an FTTC ISP while I wait...). So trying to get truly high speed broadband in the UK isn't as easy as you think...