08/24/2026 | Press release | Distributed by Public on 08/24/2026 07:52
Our latest 2Gbps package 'Full Fibre 2000' gives you speeds up to 2000Mbps, upload and download. That's seriously fast. But do you need that much speed?
For some homes, absolutely. If several people are streaming, gaming, working and downloading files at the same time, 2Gbps gives you plenty of capacity to keep up.
For light users, it's probably more than you need. And that's fine - we're not here to tell you otherwise.
Here's what 2Gbps broadband actually means, what you can do with it, and whether it's worth it for your home.
2Gbps broadband is a broadband connection capable of up to 2000Mbps speeds.
And here's the useful bit: 2Gbps doesn't just mean fast downloads.
With Grain's Full Fibre 2000 package, your upload and download speeds are symmetrical, meaning both can reach up to 2000Mbps.
That's handy if you're uploading large files, backing up photos and videos to the cloud, creating content or sending work files.
The real benefit of 2Gbps isn't just making one thing faster. It's having more capacity to handle multiple things happening all at once.
Modern games and other downloads can be huge. Some are well over 100GB, so having more download speed can make a noticeable difference when you're waiting for it to happen.
The exact time depend on things like your device and your connection. More available bandwidth means less waiting around when everything lines up nicely.
Upload speed matters too.
If you work with large files, back up your data to the cloud, create video content or regularly send big files, a fast upload connection can make life considerably easier.
With symmetrical speeds, Full Fibre 2000 can provide upload speeds of up to 2000Mbps as well as downloads of up to 2000Mbps.
One person is streaming in 4K.
Someone else is gaming.
Another is on a video call.
And then somebody decides now is the perfect time to download a 100GB game.
That's a fairly normal evening in some households.
A faster Full Fibre connection gives your household more room to do all of that, and all at once.
2Gbps broadband is useful if your household regularly has lots of demanding online activities happening at once.
It could be a good fit if you:
It depends on how you use your broadband.
For a busy household with lots of devices and demanding online activity, 2Gbps can be worthwhile because it gives you more capacity to handle everything at once.
For a smaller household with light usage, the difference between 1Gbps and 2Gbps may be less noticeable.
H3: So, should you get 2Gbps?
If you regularly push your broadband to its limits, it can be a very worthwhile upgrade. If you don't, you probably don't need it.
If 2Gbps sounds like your thing, Grain Full Fibre 2000 gives you:
All the benefits of Full Fibre 2000, with a Wi-Fi extender included for just £3 extra per month.
Useful if the Wi-Fi coverage is perfect downstairs but seems to have a personal grudge against the office upstairs.
All the benefits of Full Fibre 2000, with a static IP included for just £3 extra per month.
Perfect for gaming, remote access and advanced home networking.
All the benefits of Full Fibre 2000, with a Wi-Fi extender and static IP included for just £5 extra per month.
The ultimate upgrade for advanced users who want more control over their connection and better coverage around their home.
Check your postcode to see if Full Fibre 2000 is available at your address.
Be quick: Sign up before the end of August to get Full Fibre 2000 for just £29.99 per month plus £100 in bill credit.
*Offer valid until 31/08/2026. Availability subject to postcode. Bill credit applied from month two of service. New customer offer. Terms and conditions apply.