Just curious what everyone prefers, and what the majority have
Which nbn Speed Plan Are You on (2025)?

Last edited 16/09/2025 - 18:34 by 1 other user
Poll Options
- 212/1
- 325/5
- 1225/10
- 1950/20
- 12100/20
- 4100/40
- 3250/100 - FTTP or HFC
- 62500/50 - FTTP or HFC
- 0500/200 - FTTP
- 6750/50 - FTTP or HFC
- 401000/100 - FTTP or HFC
- 01000/400 - FTTP
- 12000/100 - HFC
- 12000/200 - FTTP
- 02000/500 - FTTP
- 0100/20 - Fixed Wireless
- 1250/20 - Fixed Wireless
- 1400/40 - Fixed Wireless
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I was 500/50 on leaptel, but it's 90 cents cheaper for 750/50
nbn FTTP 500/50.
Speedtest 557/48.1000/100 hfc
I can tolerate a lot of things but slow internet is not one of them
Been a while since I did a speed test though
I can tolerate a lot of things but slow internet is not one of them
Got to have that instant refresh on ozbargain
2000/200 - good for OF at 16k
1000/100
100/20 FTTB until someone decides we can get a fibre upgrade. Might move before that.
Should list with your survey
Other,.. 4g or 5g or both as substitute to NBN 🤔
Why? The question is about nbn not some freaky other option weirdos use.
No Starlink or "Other" option?
Starlink isn't an nbn speed
Still should have "other" for those who aren't on NBN.
Does it hurt your feelings to be excluded?
1000/100 something something OF
2000/100. Impromptu went with leaptel but realized my xr1000 only has a 1gb wan port. Now on the hunt for a good router that won't break the bank
i got a eero 7 pro on fbmp cheap
GL.iNet Flint 3 @ Amazon AU.
eero Pro 7 @ Leaptel.
1000/50 promo - data cabled my house and upgraded to wifi 7
3 months and the speed was not that amazingswitching to 500/50 to save money :)
I'm tight. Just hotspotting off my mobile, been doing this for almost a decade now :D
Fttc 50/20
In townhouse. Pay $75/m :(Seeing all these sweet deals for faster speeds hurt.
HFC 1000/50 (still waiting for it to get bumped up to 1000/100). Pay $74/m
500/50 @ $63/m
Have the black friday promo still so $79 for 750/50. Dont need more than 200 tbh but downgrading to 500 would make my discount expire and be more expensive. Back to the churning game once the discount runs out
I'm on 25/10 …
Would prefer slightly slower if was cheaper.I work 10-12 hours day, 6 days a week … connection sits mostly idle … No longer d/l movies or FTP/NZB.
Even 25/10 handles Netflix with ease.
[EDIT] : Just a reminder … From Netflix site.
Recommended Speeds
Standard Definition (SD): 3 Mbps
High Definition (HD): 5 Mbps
4K Ultra HD (UHD): 25 Mbps or higherThat is PER stream.
50/20 just enough to browse OF at 720p but its good enough