What Speeds Can I Expect on IP Broadband?

IP Broadband Speeds

IP Broadband is a type of DSL service that uses a combination of copper wiring and fiber optic cabling to deliver faster speeds over greater distances than traditional DSL would allow.

While traditional DSL speeds are determined by the distance of copper wiring in between the signal's originating point at the Central Office and your home, fiber optics aren't subject to the same signal-loss over distance like copper is. Utilizing that as part of the infrastructure allows us to bring faster speeds to areas where traditional DSL would be unavailable.

We offer IP Broadband in two varieties: Fusion IP Broadband X1, X2, and X3 at 20Mbs/50Mbps/75Mbps and Fusion IP Broadband FX1,FX2, and FX3 at 50Mbps, 100Mbps, and 1Gbps.

The charts below detail what kind of speeds you can expect to see depending on your service type and how you're connecting to your residential gateway. If there is considerable disparity between the speeds you are getting and what is outlined below please consult our Troubleshooting Guide or contact Sonic Technical Support.

Fusion IP Broadband X1
 

Fusion IP Broadband X2
 

 Fusion IP Broadband X3
 

 Fusion IP Broadband FX1
 

 Fusion IP Broadband FX2
 

 Fusion IP Broadband FX3
 

As of Aug 19 2020 there have been updates to the speed tiers for IPBB Fiber to the Node(IPBB X) and IPBB Fiber To the Home (IPBB FX). These services are now called IPBB-C(Copper) and IPBB-F(Fiber) and have new expected speeds. Old speed tiers are still applicable for customers that have signed up prior to the above date.

 Fusion IP Broadband Copper
 

 Fusion IP Broadband Fiber
 

*Wireless connectivity is subject to a number of external variables that can negatively impact speeds. If you are experiencing poor speeds over WiFi please consult our wireless troubleshooting guide.

**WiFi 6 is a newer WiFi standard that will provide faster speeds and improved reliability over the old standard of WiFi. This really only benefits the faster speed tiers. More information on WiFi 6 here.