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nbn® Home Superfast.
As the name suggests, nbn® 250 plans offer download speeds of 250 Mbps, which is more than twice as fast as the next speed tier down (the nbn® 100 plan). To match those superfast download speeds, nbn® 250 plans give you upload speeds of up to 25 Mbps.
While 100 Mbps is usually enough for the average home, if you work from home, need to download large files quickly or take your gaming seriously, nbn® Superfast may better suit your needs.
If you have intensive broadband needs, nbn® 250 plans will keep your connection smooth and fast.
1300 166 331Can I get nbn® home superfast?
To connect to nbn® Superfast, you’ll need to have a specific internet connection type to your premises. nbn® 250 is a type of FTTP plan.
If your property has a fibre to the premises (FTTP) or hybrid fibre coaxial (HFC) connection, you should be able to sign up for nbn® 250 plan. You can find out whether your address is eligible over here.
If your property isn’t already connected to FTTP technology, you probably won’t need long. NBN Co. projects that they will have connected 10 million premises – that’s about 90% of homes and businesses across Australia – to FTTP by the end of 2025.
Alternatives to nbn® 250.
If you don’t have FTTP or HFC right now, look at our nbn® 100 plan to meet your need for fast, reliable home internet.
Or, if you really want to level up your internet connection, you can check out our nbn® 1000 plans.
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nbn® 250 plans FAQs
Certain types of internet connections are required in Australia to access nbn® 250 plans. For nbn® Superfast, you’ll need a fibre to the premises (FTTP) or hybrid fibre coaxial (HFC) connection at your property. You can verify your eligibility by checking your address here.
If you don’t have FTTP yet, it’s in progress. NBN Co. aims to connect 90% of Australian homes and businesses to FTTP by 2025.
With nbn® 250, you can enjoy download speeds of up to 250 Mbps and upload speeds of up to 25 Mbps. This would allow you to download a 5 GB file in a little over three minutes, and stream ultra-high-definition video content on multiple devices without any buffering or lag. With an upload speed of 25 Mbps, you can easily upload large files to cloud storage or share them online.
The actual speeds you receive with nbn® 250 might vary depending the capacity of equipment used by your internet service provider (ISP), network congestion and the distance from the nbn® connection box.
The first number in nbn® 250/25 refers to the maximum download speed this plan offers (250 Mbps). The second number refers to the maximum upload speed on the plan (25 Mbps).
A download speed of 250 Mbps is more than sufficient for streaming Netflix content.
The recommended internet speed for streaming Netflix’s Ultra HD (4K) content is 25 Mbps, so with nbn® 250 plans, you can effortlessly stream Netflix content in the best quality possible, without buffering or lag.
In fact, nbn® Home Superfast provides such high speeds that you can stream multiple Ultra HD (4K) videos on various devices at the same time without any difficulties.
Yes, you can stream 4K content without buffering on nbn® 250 plans.
With a download speed of 250 Mbps, you can stream 4K content on multiple devices simultaneously and still have of bandwidth to spare.
Yes, a 250 Mbps nbn® plan is great for working from home. That kind of speed will support most work-related tasks including video conferencing, emailing, file sharing and web browsing with minimal lag or buffering.
An nbn® Superfast plan will let multiple members of your household work from home at the same time without slowing anyone down.