Stuff Fibre Broadband Review
Once part of the news-media company Stuff, Stuff Fibre is now owned by Vocus, the same company that owns Slingshot and Orcon.
Stuff Fibre offers a concise range of unlimited fibre plans:
Unlimited 100mbps/20mbps Base Plans
No contract: $94.95/month (+49.50 set-up fee)
12-month contract: $84.95/month
24-month contract: $84.95/month
Unlimited 950mbps/500mbps Boost Plans
No contract: $109.95/month (+49.50 set-up fee)
12-month contract: $94.95/month
24-month contract: $94.95/month
Extras:
- Current offer gives four months half-price on 12-month contract, and six months half-price on 24-month contract
- Voice App so you can answer your home phone on your mobile for $10/month
- Optional high-end router for $299
How does Stuff Fibre broadband compare?
The following table is a comparison of standard 12-month broadband plans from NZ providers. All plans are for 100mbps/20mbps with no home phone line. Unless indicated as an extra, all include a router, although a $15 one-off delivery fee can apply.
NB: Most deals include early termination fees, should you break your contract early.
|
Broadband provider |
Unlimited Broadband Deal $ Per Month |
|
2degrees |
$75* |
|
Skinny |
$78 |
|
Bigpipe |
$79 |
|
MyRepublic |
$79 |
|
Vodafone |
$83* |
|
Stuff Fibre |
$84.95* |
|
Slingshot |
$84.95* |
|
Now |
$85 (+$120 router) |
| Nova Energy |
$89 |
|
Orcon |
$89.95* |
|
Contact** |
$89.99* |
|
Spark |
$90* |
| Trustpower** |
$94 (2-year contract) |
* $15 one-off modem delivery fee / **Only available as part of a power bundle (Prices correct as of 29/06/21)
What’s the deal with a Stuff Fibre broadband?
Stuff Fibre offers great value on its 100mbps/20mbps base plans. But perhaps the best available value comes from paying the extra $10 per month for its Boost plan’s 950mbps/500mbps fibre connection, which at just under $90 per month is a great deal.
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