My new house has fibre ready to go. I've never needed it or used it before, being a non-gamer, occasional WFH person.
I had a sparky around the other day who couldn't believe I wasn't using it. What am I missing?
I'm currently on TPG home wireless broadband which is pretty cheap at $54 a month, and is doing just fine. Would you use the fibre connection instead despite the higher cost?
FTTP is the most reliable, not affected by bad weather and has lower latency. You can send files faster and the faster upload can improve the quality of video calls. You can crank the speeds to 1000/400 if you ever needed it.
I know people that moved home to get nbn FTTP and some that paid $5000 to $20,000 to get nbn FTTP at their current home.
nbn FTTP 25/10 $54/m @ It's Fubar or 500/50 $80/m @ Exetel. TPG home wireless broadband is 20/2 download/upload.