BT MK2 vs MK3 faceplate

Edited by deleted (Wed 01-Oct-14 14:54:00)

Some info here:
https://community.bt.com/t5/BT-Infinity-Speed-Connec...

Mixed reviews.

Talking about faceplates, I returned from holiday last Friday to find I had no phone service, (broadband appeared to be working), Got onto Sky and OR appeared yesterday. He did some tests and said the faceplate was duff. (Apparently we had had some severe local storms in our area.) He said it was the third faceplate he had had to replace that day and maybe there had been a faulty batch. He opened up a brand new faceplate from it's plastic wrapper, fitted it, ran another test, and that one was duff too! Replacing it with another new one everything was fixed.
Now just got wait for DLM to be reset..........

And so mixed that you can only rationally take the comments/ experiences on face value.

As I understand it, you'll only really see any difference/ improvement if you're currently suffering from some sort of REIN, as it's just a filter change.

Paul

Edited by deleted (Wed 01-Oct-14 17:08:31)

Take a look here, been a lot of discussion on it.

Thanks for that. I think it's convinced me to go back to my Pressac pre-filtered faceplate and ditch the MK2 for now!

Paul

Spot the difference

MK1, MK2 & MK3 Openreach VDSL Faceplaces

Well Mk 1 is obviously different, as for 2 and 3, they have a different number! I have a Mk 1 and feel positively prehistoric.

Genuine MK1 does not have the dsl socket where the piccy show it.

IAn

In reply to a post by ian007jen:

Genuine MK1 does not have the dsl socket where the piccy show it.

Wrong.

Your appear to be thinking about the original i-plate (for ADSL services) and not the original (Mk 1) SSFP for VDSL2 services.