Should I Change My Provider

[Ric.ror]

I am currently with BT paying approx £50 per month. This also includes use of a landline which is unused (no phone plugged in). I use Wi-Fi all the time - that is for streaming all tv and radio. Now I’m floundering with this question- basically I’d like to know if I can get the same standard of service cheaper
Any help would be very gratefully received

[barry1010]

Difficult to answer as not all providers are available in all areas. Try one of the many comparison sites

[Ric.ror]

But what do I need to look for
For instance some offer 10mbs whist some offer 100mbs. Now what I need to know is would I be able to reduce my mbs without losing the quality of service?

[Tuvok]

You haven’t said if you have things like BT TV.

You also haven’t said if you have standard broadband or fibre.

[chelle7272]

I only pay for broadband, no TV package, as I only stream on a smart TV or PC. I get around 50 Mbps costs me £25 a month with Plusnet.
If you have a TV package included then it would be case of shopping around, comparison sites are useful for broadband / broadband and TV packages.

[Gromit]

I am lucky to have Virgin cable so I get 111mb broadband, TV and landline (which I don’t use) for £37/month.

[Ric.ror]

Sorry - I should have added that I don’t have a tv package in with my broadband as I have Now TV and Netflix and I want enough width (I think) to still provide these services without buffering. Also I don’t game but like to watch tv most of the time via my iPad in my bedroom. I am in a one bed flat and the hub is only in the next room to my bedroom

Hopeless aren’t I

[Tuvok]

If the £50 is just for broadband and phone, definitely too dear.

I’m about £26 for broadband and home phone with anytime calls

https://www.vodafone.co.uk/broadband?icmp=uk~1_consumer~topnav~1_shop~3_broadband&linkpos=topnav~1~1~3