Vectra vs Netia: Comparing 150Mbps Internet Quality, Consistency, Ping & User Opinions

Question

Hello. I want to sign a contract with one of these operators but I don't know myself who will get better internet quality. Wants. Order 150mbps internet and make this speed more or less consistent and that there would be a very small ping. Price doesn't matter just wants good internet....

Mateo89 · Answer

Nobody can comment?

jimasek · Answer

Here, one could write a doctoral dissertation and not say in a few words how a given supplier works and in a specific location. Often these networks are not created by a given supplier but taken over as part of a larger investment to purchase smaller operators. In addition, local conditions (the number of clients and the infrastructure itself) can have a colossal impact on the operation of a given link or communication node. It's best to ask your neighbors how the service works for him.

szwagros · Answer

Now, probably, every operator, apart from entering the 'to' speed on the contract, must also specify the minimum speed. Of course, you won't find it on leaflets or commercials, but I would start by comparing these values.

seb235 · Answer

@ Mateo89 In what technology does netia connect in your area? If this is VDSL2 then probably nothing has changed and will not change quickly, higher pings on VDSL2 connections are normal and you will not do anything about it. Unfortunately, this is key information because netia connects in ADSL2 +, VDSL2, ETTH, FTTH, HFC. I had netia for 5 years - I recently gave up because ADSL2 + today is a bad thing, otherwise everything was unqualified. From what you write, I conclude that you are on copper and then the sense of being associated with the operator for two years is zero and this situation will not change, and remember even if fiber appears, no one will change the technology during the term contract. So the choice seems to be obvious, but to be sure, check how your case looks by contacting the hotline.

Anonymous · Answer

You have to check the situation yourself in your location. Order an online service online (not through a showroom or outlet), you have 14 days to test and if you do not meet your expectations, you can cancel the contract without paying the penalty.

My suggestion - start with Vectra. Ask the technician to install the router in bridge mode during installation and make sure you have a public IP and have a look at the signal at:
http://192.168.100.1

If the connection does not meet your expectations, test Netia.

grzesdrozdz · Answer

If he gets Technicolor TC7230, unfortunately, but he won't even suspect the signal parameters, in this new modem-router it is no longer possible. I can recommend Vectre from myself, I have it probably from 6 years and during this time of 3 failures that I reported.

Anonymous · Answer

On Technicolor TC7230, you can probably set your own admin password by the method described many times in the forum (reset without a concentrator and change settings that Vectra's configuration does not overwrite), who does not want to bother may wish for another, e.g. Arris or Cisco. Let the seller introduce this to the installation notes that we want something other than TC7230.

But in my opinion this Technicolor has its advantages, i.e. wifi also 5 GHz and bonds 24 Downstream and 8 Upstream channels so I would personally bother to set my password and the signal would have to show the technician during installation (he should check it at all). If it is not within the norm, it must be adjusted. I wouldn't sign the documents without it. You have to control them, because not everyone is solid, some just want to "unhook" the customer as soon as possible. And I advise you to read the contract for hidden costs, because there are some antivirus add-ons or music services later added to the bill. You need to give up unnecessary additions in time.

Mateo89 · Answer

Thank you colleagues for any answers. I will probably read the contract exactly twice and as for the same quality and speed of the Internet, I will actually try to order online and check if it is better than I had n Netia from which I was very dissatisfied because the upload tragedy and download speed much lower than the seller declares for this very high ping. I did not know that when ordering online I can withdraw from the contract within 14 days, I will probably use it and thanks for the hint.

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