VodafoneThree has announced a series of new products built around its upgraded 5G+ (5G Standalone) network, just over a year after the merger between Vodafone and Three in june 2025. The launches form part of the company’s broader strategy to deliver improved connectivity and introduce new digital experiences for consumers and businesses.
One of the major new offerings is Vodafone SuperMobile, a premium connectivity service designed to provide faster, more reliable and secure mobile performance. The service offers speeds of up to four times faster than standard plans, alongside guaranteed minimum speeds and additional security features.
Powered by 5G+ FastTrack, Vodafone SuperMobile is designed to improve activities that require strong connectivity, including streaming, live television, gaming, immersive media and emerging AI applications. The technology can also support enterprise-grade connectivity for businesses and critical public services.
VodafoneThree said its network has made significant progress since the merger. The company has eliminated approximately 16,500 square kilometres of network not-spots and increased 5G+ population coverage from 46% to 60% within the first year of its investment programme.
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The company is also positioning SuperMobile as a move away from a one-size-fits-all approach to mobile connectivity. Customers can choose enhanced network performance, while businesses can access tailored connectivity solutions designed around their operational requirements.
Alongside SuperMobile, VodafoneThree is launching Vodafone TV, an entertainment platform that combines live television, on-demand content, streaming services, gaming, music and applications in a single hub. The service is designed to give customers a simpler way to access and manage their entertainment without requiring a traditional satellite dish or aerial.
Vodafone TV will include services such as Netflix and HBO Max, while customers will also have access to more than 150 live television channels, over 300 games and thousands of additional content applications. A companion mobile app will allow users to continue watching and access their profiles, recommendations and favourites across different devices.
For businesses, VodafoneThree is introducing SuperMobile for Business, an enterprise connectivity portfolio supported by the UK’s first national business-only 5G+ network slice. The National Business Slice will provide dedicated network capacity, helping organisations maintain connectivity and productivity even in areas experiencing high network demand.
The business portfolio will also include a National Critical Slice, scheduled for launch next year, to provide priority connectivity for emergency services and other critical public-sector organisations. Meanwhile, the company’s 5G+ Local Slicing service is designed to provide guaranteed performance at specific locations such as entertainment venues, transport hubs and logistics facilities.
Together, the new services represent the next phase of VodafoneThree’s £11 billion, eight-year investment programme to develop nationwide digital infrastructure. The company said the combination of network expansion, 5G+ technology, enhanced consumer services and business-focused connectivity will help shape a new era of faster, more reliable and secure connectivity across the UK.
