BT Fibre 2 broadband package

Dan Howdle • June 13th, 2025

BT’s Fibre 2 has long been the provider’s best-selling broadband package. However that's starting to change now, with the accelerated rollout of the faster FTTP network, meaning many people are now offered the slightly quicker (and almost identically named) Full Fibre 2.

Once a premium option, BT's Fibre 2 remains the fastest choice for many UK households where full-fibre (FTTP) is unavailable. It delivers a solid average download speed of 67Mbps.

While no longer the fastest on the market, this speed is sufficient for most homes, supporting everything from online gaming to streaming across multiple devices. The package also includes BT's Stay Fast Guarantee, ensuring your connection speed remains reliable.

Here, we'll explore what a 67Mbps connection can handle and the other features of the BT Fibre 2 package.

Key features

Here’s a brief summary of the stats behind BT's Fibre 2 broadband.

Price	£28.99 per month
Download speed	67Mbps
Upload speed	19Mbps
Broadband	Fibre to the cabinet (FTTC)
Home phone	None, Evening & Weekends, Anytime
Parental controls	Yes
Router	Smart Hub 2
Packages available	Broadband only, Broadband & phone, Broadband & TV
Speed guarantee	Personalised guaranteed speed or £20 back
Contract length	24 months

Who is BT Fibre 2 for?

If your property isn't yet in an FTTP-enabled area – and isn't serviced by Virgin Media – and you want to go with one of the major national brands, then BT Fibre 2 is for you. It simply offers the fastest fixed-line broadband you'll be able to access. And you'll be in good company – while the rollout of the latest technology has been speeding up, there are still a huge number of UK properties that can't get yet access it. With average download speeds of 67Mbps and uploads at 19Mbps, you should find the service will be fast enough to cater to several devices online at once – with streaming, downloading and gaming perfectly do-able. Additionally, BT's Stay Fast Guarantee means you'll be provided with a personalised minimum guaranteed speed and, in the event of a problem, you'll be able to claim back £20 if BT can't fix things within 30 days.

Here's a little more detail on the capabilities of BT Fibre 2 and what kind of household it would suit:

• Households with 5+ occupants – 67Mbps will support a fairly large household or family of three or four.
• Gamers – Download speeds of 67Mbps, with uploads averaging 19Mbps, BT Fibre 2 is good enough for most gamers.
• Video streamers – For households that regularly stream TV – even in UHD – 67Mbps will do the job, but it might struggle with several consecutive streams when multiple devices are in use
• Cloud storage – The reasonable upload speeds mean saving photos and documents to the cloud presents no problems
• Several devices – Depending on what your household does online, a 67Mbps connection should support up to 10 devices on average
• Live streamers – Livestreaming only requires between 5Mbsp and 15Mbps download speed so Fibre 1 is ideal for anyone who goes live on a regular basis, so using Zoom, Teams or FaceTime won't be an issue.

How does BT Fibre 2 compare?

What's included with BT Fibre 2?

BT Fibre 2 offers a 67Mbps download speed, with unlimited downloads and no fair usage limits – which is fairly standard these days. It comes with the BT Smart Hub 2, a more than capable router that'll comfortably support several devices both over wifi. Customers who choose to pay extra can upgrade to Complete Wifi which will provide a smart Wi-Fi Disc, and up to three complimentary discs if you need them. You'll be able to optimise your coverage with the MyBT app and, if you're still not seeing the wifi coverage you expect, you can claim £100 back from BT.

BT Smart Hub 2 router specification

• Dual band – The Smart Hub 2 supports both frequency bands, providing better range and faster speeds. It automatically selects the best one for your device
• Complete Wi-Fi Compatibility – It integrates seamlessly with BT’s Complete Wi-Fi system, including the use of Wi-Fi Discs, to get rid of dead zones and extend coverage
• Seven Antennas for Stronger Signal – It's equipped with 7 antennas cleverly placed to deliver a stronger and more consistent wireless signal
• Smart Channel Selection – The router automatically chooses the clearest and fastest Wi-Fi channel for each device to reduce interference
• Four gigabit ports – It has four gigabit LAN ports that enable you to connect up to four separate devices by cable when you need the very best speed possible
• Parental Controls and Device Management – You get robust management features via the My BT app, letting you pause internet access for individual devices or set parental controls
• A personalised guarantee – BT will calculate the minimum speed you can expect to see, based on your address. And, should they fail to match that, you'll be able to claim £20 if things aren't back up to speed within 30 days

Extras

Customers signing to BT Fibre 2 automatically get free security software in the form of BT Web Protect. It'll protect any device that's connected to your Smart Hub from things like phishing attacks, viruses, and trojans. You'll see a warning before you visit a potentially harmful site, plus it also blocks pop-ups and scans your emails to protect against spyware.

In addition there's also BT Virus Protect, which is designed to protect your devices and identity from various threats like viruses, spyware, and phishing scams. It has features such as a firewall, email phishing scam warning system, and identity theft protection. It works on a pay-per-device, and you'll receive two licences to use as you choose. If you wish to secure additional devices, you can pay extra to get up to 15 licences.

BT Virus Protect protects individual devices from viruses and spyware. Customers can also choose to download Norton Password Manager, which enables you to create and store complex passwords in one place to keep all your personal information secure. This has replaced True Key from McAfee, which BT previously offered.

As standard, all BT broadband packages come with BT Parental Controls which are designed to protect youngsters from content ranging from social media to pornography, The controls come with a choice of three settings: Moderate, Light and Strict, which parents can then adapt accordingly if they wish.

There are over five million BT Wifi hotspots scattered around the country which BT broadband customers can take advantage of when away from home – locations range from stations and airports to hotels and shops. You'll just need to download the BT wifi app, which will enable your device to automatically connect to a hotspot whenever it is in range. If you don't have unlimited mobile data, this can be a valuable addition.

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What we think

BT Fibre 2 offers a respectable download speed that will comfortably support a generous amount of devices in a busy family home. And for many, it's still the best option available. From a major provider, at least. It comes with solid security software and customers have the option to bundle in calls and even a BT TV package if they wish. BT TV is a well-priced TV service which comes with Netflix and NOW TV entertainment as standard.

Fibre 2 comes on a 24-month contract and while that would once have seemed almost unreasonably long, most comparable providers have also moved in that direction and now only offer a two year contract length. It's not always the cheapest package around, although pricing does change regularly and there's almost always a virtual reward card offered to sweeten the deal. But considering extras like the excellent router, speed guarantee, free wifi hotspots and security software, we still think it offers great value.