FTTR (fiber to the premises) fiber improves fiber coverage, delivering higher speeds and lower latency.
Yoigo already sells FTTR fiber, a type of fiber that stands for Fiber to the Room and is designed to have the same speed and latency in different rooms of the houseMásMóvil was the first operator to announce its arrival, but it was Movistar that first offered it, later joined by Euskaltel.
Whole house coverage
This technology is implemented through virtually invisible cable reaching into the premises anywhere that fiber reinforcement is needed. It is barely visible as it is attached to the baseboards of the house and is so thin that it is difficult to see where it is; except, no work needed. Said cable connect router to amplifiers are located in premises where FTTR fiber is implemented. This is a development of modern FTTH (fiber to the home) technology, which brings fiber to the point of the house, and not to the rooms.
Thanks to her the speed in the rooms where it is located will be almost the same as in the area adjacent to the router and latency will be reduced, resulting in a much more stable connection that will reach all points in the home. Large and medium-sized homes, as well as those whose shape makes it difficult to extend Wi-Fi, will benefit from this.
Yoigo offers this for 10 euros per month for the first number; If we want to add others, we will have to pay Another 5 euros per month for each. Installation is free, but has 12 months stay. It can only be concluded at a speed of 500 Mb or 1 Gb. Likewise, it is currently only available in Barcelona, Madrid and the Basque Country.
FTTR Fiber at Yoigo
They are for sure same prices as Euskalteloperator of the same MásOrange group. On the other hand, Movistar offers it for 9.99 euros per month with an installation cost of 120 euros per month and a 24-month stay, although it does not require you to pay more for each room, it includes the entire house.
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