How home Wi-Fi affects broadband user experience: consumer survey

22 January 2026 | Research and Insights

Martin Scott

Survey report | PPTX and PDF (7 slides); Excel | Fixed Services


"Operators that invest in superior Wi-Fi solutions can unlock higher customer value and stand out in a competitive market."

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This report uses the results of Analysys Mason’s annual consumer survey to assess consumers' satisfaction with their in-home Wi-Fi performance. The report analyses how satisfaction with Wi-Fi coverage affects Net Promoter Score (NPS), intention to churn and the overall gaming experience.

Topics analysed

  • Which operators received high satisfaction with their Wi-Fi offerings and what are their approaches? 
  • How are metrics such as NPS and intention to churn affected by in-home Wi-Fi performance? 
  • What demographic features are associated with the purchase of Wi-Fi solutions such as mesh or network extenders? 
  • How does the in-home Wi-Fi experience affect the overall quality of experience for gamers in particular? 

Survey data coverage

The survey was conducted in association with Dynata in July and August 2025. The survey groups were chosen to be representative of the broader online consumer population in the countries covered. We set quotas on age, gender and geographical spread to that effect. There were at least 1000 respondents per country (except in Saudi Arabia and the UAE, where there were 750 respondents).

Geographical coverage

  • Asia–Pacific: Australia, New Zealand and the Philippines
  • Europe: Finland, France, Germany, Ireland, Italy, Norway, Poland, Spain, Sweden, Turkey and the UK
  • Middle East and North Africa: Saudi Arabia and the UAE
  • North America: Canada and the USA
  • Sub-Saharan Africa: South Africa

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Martin Scott

Research Director