Naked DSL

What is Naked DSL We’re often asked “what is naked DSL?” and despite the slightly dodgy sounding name it is simply a term for a DSL internet connection without a phone service. DSL stands for digital subscriber line and naked DSL is such a line with no phone service attached. Naked DSL plans give you a broadband connection but there’s no need to pay a monthly phone rental making them a great option for those who don’t need a home phone line and want to save money on their broadband bill. In simple terms naked DSL plans are those which offer only a broadband (naked broadband) connection with no phone service and no need to pay phone line rental. What is Naked ADSL So what is naked ADSL? Most companies will offer naked ADSL and this will be the actual service offered by many advertising naked DSL deals. DSL refers to all types of internet connections delivered over a copper line which includes ADSL. ADSL (Asymmetric Digital Subscriber Line) refers to a service that has different upload and download speeds which is the case with most broadband providers (download speeds are usually the headline speeds quoted and upload speeds are usually much slower). Naked ADSL2+ Naked ADSL2 and Naked ADSL2+ describe naked broadband services with ADSL2 or ADSL2+ technology which allow greater broadband speeds. ADSL2 is a more advanced form of ADSL which uses updated equipment at both the telephone exchange and at your end of copper line supplying your broadband connection. ADSL2 allows two lines to be ‘bonded’ together which facilitates the faster speeds. If you live a long way from your telephone exchange (the further you live the slower your broadband speed usually is) ADSL2 will be a better option than standard naked ADSL. ADSL2+ allows even faster download speeds of up to 20Mbs in theory. Naked ADSL Plans – Which one? As with any broadband plan, when choosing a naked ADSL plan or naked DSL plan, take into account how you plan to use your broadband connection and pick a deal that has suitable speeds, data allowances and is within your budget. It’s worth checking the contract length as well as it is usually expensive if you want to try and break from your contract early. As with any provider it’s worth reading up on reviews and comparing offers on our comparison tables to make sure you get the best naked internet provider for your needs at the cheapest price available. Naked DSL and ADSL plans are available from Optus, TPG, iPrimus, Telstra, Bigpond, Dodo, iinet, Spin, TPG and more. Naked Broadband deals and plans comparison Now you now what naked broadband is the next step is to choose the right deal. There are lots of naked broadband plans to choose from which is where our comparison service comes in handy for quickly finding the right one at a good price! We compare the different features of the various providers so you should be able to find a good deal from a provider that covers your area. We update the deals listed regularly so you should always be able to find the best cheap deals on naked internet here.