Three do a 4G mobile broadband service where I live so when I'm out of contract on the landline BB I'll be giving that a try theres a 30 day cancellation period if it doesn't work out. Online coverage checker states 5g is available but Three will only offer a 4G router its possible their checker is out of date as I believe it was only installed in the last year or so. Either way even if I only get 100Mbps it'll still be faster than the 36Mbps FTTC service thats the only other thing available where I live, cheaper too at £20 a month compared to nearly £25 for landline
£250 per router? Ouch!
When I moved two roads away, my new postcode wasn't on Three's 5G coverage checker on their website - so I went in-store. They were able to set up a 5G Broadband contract using their "test" postcode, then amend it to my real postcode after.
As I mentioned much earlier in this thread (around October '21) - we did get 5G speeds varying from 150-700Mb, but it wasn't stable enough for our needs and we ended up cancelling within the 30 days.
We went with Virgin 350 (minimum 18 month contract), which we got for £40/month, then the CPI increase in April meant we could cancel early - City Fibre had just installed down our road, so I thought we'd be able to sign up to Toob 900/900 for £25/m...
...but that doesn't go live until after 1st Quarter 2024.
Now on Sky Broadband (145Mb, £29/m) and it's been absolutely rock solid. It's another 18 month contract, but hopefully when Toob FTTP finally goes live, it'll coincide with either a CPI increase or the natural end of the contract...