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For example, where, when, and how do you use the internet most? Do you feel limited by your current plan, or do you feel like you could do with less? For many people, it’s about finding the right balance between data and price.
Once you’ve answered these questions, it’ll make it much easier to find the right internet plan for you.
Here’s a rough guide to help you decide which type of internet user you are:
• Mainly use the internet for emails, news and browsing
• Watch the odd video here and there
• Don’t need to download or upload big files
Recommended data allowance:
100GB per month should be plenty.
Recommended Speed (NBN Only):
Basic Evening Speed
This is you, if you:
• Use a range of apps to stay connected
• Regularly upload and share videos
• Spend hours making video calls and chatting online
Recommended data allowance:
You’ll probably need up to 500GB per month.
Recommended Speed (NBN Only):
Standard Evening Speed
This is you, if you:
• Download large games to your PC or console
• Regularly play HD reactive games online
• Use VOIP technology as part of your gaming experience
Recommended data allowance:
You’ll probably need an unlimited data plan.
Recommended Speed (NBN Only):
Standard Plus Evening Speed
This is you, if you:
• Regularly stream music throughout the day
• Love binge-watching your favourite movies and TV shows
• Are keen to get in on the 4K streaming action
Recommended data allowance:
You’ll likely need unlimited data per month.
Recommended Speed (NBN Only):
Premium Evening Speed
Please note: these are just rough suggestions based on common internet usage patterns. For a more personalised suggestion, give us a call on 13 19 20.
There are two main types of broadband available: mobile and fixed.2 Choosing the right one has a lot to do with how, when, and why you use the internet.
Mobile broadband is a great option if you:
• Travel a lot and need internet access on the go
• Aren’t looking to use too much data
• Don’t want to commit to a long-term contract
A fixed network would be best if you:
• Are looking to use the internet at home
• Need lots of data for things like streaming and gaming
• Value cost and reliability
Now that you've worked out what type of internet user you are. It's time to find an internet plan that suits your needs.Â
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