Capti's fibre Internet is a great choice for those who need fast and reliable speeds for their online activities. One of the biggest advantages of this service is its symmetrical speeds. But what exactly are symmetrical speeds, and why are they so important?
In simple terms, symmetrical speeds mean that your upload and download bandwidths are the same. This is a rarity among big broadband cable providers, but with Capti's Gigabit plan, you get 1,000 Mbps up and 1,000 Mbps down. In comparison, one of the biggest broadband providers in the country Aussie Broadband only offers a meager 50 Mbps up on their Gigabit plan.
While most providers advertise their download speeds, it's important to note that many online activities require good upload speeds as well. Uploading photos to a shared folder or a printing service can take ages with slow upload speeds. And when it comes to video conferencing, glitchy and garbled feeds are often the result of poor upload speeds.
For those who work or study from home, upload speeds are critical. They can boost video conferencing quality, reduce the time it takes to upload files, and improve cloud-based applications and backup services like Google Drive, Dropbox, and iCloud.
And for those with smart home security cameras, upload speeds are even more important. Streaming camera feeds requires fast upload speeds, and many popular brands have hefty minimum upload speed requirements. With Capti's fast fibre Internet, even a basic tier of service (100 Mbps) can meet the needs of most smart home security cameras.
The beauty of symmetrical speeds is their transparency - you know what you're getting, and you know it's good. And when paired with Capti's mesh WiFi system, you can enjoy both fast download and upload speeds with a larger coverage area in your home.
For faster file sharing, better videoconferencing, and all your online needs, check your address or get in touch with Capti's super-friendly Customer Service team to get started today.
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