They are building around here as well, unless here is where you are as well)
They have a Toby box in the road outside all properties, even if you don't want zzoomm. When you order, they will dig a trench in your garden and then stick a box on the outside wall and you router will connect to that box. They give two routers, one for upstairs and one for downstairs, that could be useful, will router the cable on the outside wall. That would save me having an Ethernet cable running down the stairs.
There are some people who have been connected and they give pretty good reviews of them, but others that have not been connected and can be, are getting a bit impatient. Looks like Zzoomm is having the same problem of getting work people than other companies.
To be honest, it looks good and if you want a peak at the instructions for the SR400ac, then look
here from the zzoomm site i presume you could buy your own router if you want to. If you have a 2.5Gb/s network or faster then, you could have a small problem, but saying that , your internal network would only touch the router for going to the internet.
Manual for the
Zyxel here if you want to look
I have a Zyxel router, a VMG8924-B30A that plusnet supplied when I was having issues, it is a good router, but Plusnet have changed the firmware on it so some things I want to use like the Voip will not work. but Zzoomm won't do that.
The price of Zzoom looks good, depending on what you want, for £29 a month for 150Mb/s both ways, which is pretty good, I can't see many people needing more than that. £99 a month for 2Gb/s. I think you only get the zyxel on the two fastest packages.
Have a look at their website,
https://zzoomm.com
There are zzoomm Facebook groups for different areas, that is if you use facebook.
We will see what happens, suppose to be up by me in Spring next year,.
Adrian
Desktop machine Ryzen powered with windows 10 , reluctantly.
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