Sky full fibre 75

[lindsey17]

I've had a whatapp msg from sky offering full fibre 75 as a free upgrade I can't find this full fibre option on the broadband. Do u know if   get a new router if I was to get this? 
juts looking for more info. 

[TimmyBGood]

@lindsey17 

The default router for FTTP should be the 2023 Max Hub, but if Sky has supply issues then it would be the 2019 Broadband Hub.

[lindsey17]

Is full fibre 75 a thing as the options online show from 100 up to 500. I have the black router which I got earlier this year. Would I get another one or still use the same 

[lindsey17]

 thsts the offer I've had a whatapp about if it legit 

[TimmyBGood]

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@lindsey17 wrote:

Is full fibre 75 a thing as the options online show from 100 up to 500.

Yes: wholesale FTTP goes down to a 40Mbs version.

I have the black router which I got earlier this year. Would I get another one or still use the same 

The upright black Hub (SR203) is compatible with FTTP and Sky Talk Internet Calls.  Sky may choose to swap it for a Max Hub, mostly so they can try to sell you the WiFi Max subscription supplement.

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[TimmyBGood]

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@lindsey17 wrote:

I've had a whatapp about if it legit 

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https://www.sky.com/help/articles/full-fibre-broadband-at-no-extra-cost 

[lindsey17]

Sorry it's the white router a have the rectangle shape one I have WiFi max at the moment 

[TimmyBGood]

@lindsey17 

Then that's the appropriate router.

[lindsey17]

Thanks. So they'd use this Router. Why do they have to cost the home what do they do, 

[lindsey17]

Thanks so they'd use this router. Why do they need to come in the home what do they need to do 

[TimmyBGood]

@lindsey17 

https://www.openreach.com/help-and-support/full-fibre-broadband-installation-checklist 

[TimmyBGood]

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@lindsey17 wrote:

Thanks so they'd use this router. Why do they need to come in the home what do they need to do 

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The router is presumably currently using a copper 'phone' circuit for broadband data: that needs to be changed to an fibre-optic connection with an Optical Network Terminal.

[lindsey17]

Thanks for your replies