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Vodafone are launching SuperMobile, promising better performance and speeds upto four times faster than its normal plans
Mobile users will soon be able to pay a little extra to use a new super speedy 5G+ fasttrack service. Vodafone SuperMobile promises enhanced performance, reliability and security with speeds up to four times faster than its standard plans.
The new service is the only plan globally that guarantees download speeds of at least 15Mbpswhen customers are in 5G+ coverage. Vodafone says it is so confident in its network that customers can leave their contract early without penalty if the promise isn’t met.
Max Taylor, CEO of VodafoneThree, said: “The UK needs to go faster, and with our £11bn investment we will build a faster, higher-quality network than anyone else.
“Vodafone SuperMobile is super fast, super reliable and super secure. Ideal for consumers watching content on the go, AI applications or businesses looking to benefit from digital transformation”.
The company said today’s launch marks a shift in how mobile services are sold in the UK, with customers paying a premium not just for more data but for a guaranteed level of network quality.
Rob Winterschladen, Consumer Director of VodafoneThree, added: “As customers’ digital lives become more demanding, expectations of mobile connectivity are changing. Vodafone SuperMobile has been built to provide a next generation mobile experience, giving customers access to their own dedicated 5G+ FastTrack – delivering faster speeds, greater reliability and advanced security, with the UKs first and only plan with a minimum speed guarantee.
“We’ve created a new standard for mobile, powered by the UK’s biggest network.”
SuperMobile uses “network slicing” technology to give customers access to a dedicated part of Vodafone’s 5G+ network.
It costs £3 per month more than full-speed plans, £8 more on SIM-only 100Mbps plans, £4 more on handset 100Mbps plans, or £12 as a rolling monthly add-on.
It’s also available to businesses through a separate National Business Slice, as well as to critical public services from next year.


