Vodafone UK rolls out first pay-TV offer and SuperMobile 5G+ plan tied to £11bn network upgrade
VodafoneThree's UK launch of pay TV and consumer 5G+ "SuperMobile" (using network slicing) signals accelerating competition in premium connectivity and bundled content. The plan is tied to an £11bn multi-year 5G SA capex program and rising standalone coverage, which may improve long-run network monetisation but adds execution and regulatory risk via potential net-neutrality scrutiny. Near-term market impact is likely limited outside UK telecom.
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Vodafone UK has launched its first pay-TV product alongside “SuperMobile”, a new 5G+ mobile broadband option that it says can deliver up to 4x faster data speeds for an extra fee. The launches form part of VodafoneThree’s post-merger plan to invest £11bn to upgrade the UK’s 5G network over the next decade. The company is targeting 5G Standalone coverage of more than 99.95% of the UK population by 2034 and says its 5G+ population coverage has risen from 46% to 60%.