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Community WiFi Services
Litton House, Saville Road, Westwood, PE3 7PR, Peterborough, United Kingdom
We’ve worked with Cyberair for several years on a range of cabling and Wi-Fi projects, and their team has consistently impressed us with their expertise and professionalism. A special thanks to Dan, for whom nothing is ever too much trouble.
Service is not great
Connection is poor
Charges is extremely expensive
Fir £15.99 a month charge
You can only log into one item at a time
Solution for users of Cyberair WiFi: go to nearest cafe, buy some coffee and leave a tip to a barista. And use the free WiFi as much as you can.
£10 per day for Wifi is a scam and I don't understand how they are on the market. Corporations have rotten to the bone. Don't feed them.
Everything is wrong.l had to call twice this week because l wasn't able to connect to the Cyberair WiFi with my phone and laptops Poor signal and speed. Problem not sorted out.
If your looking for the true 90s experience this is the wifi provider for you. Experience breath taking speeds of up to 3mbs, yes that right. 3 whole mbs. I have been using Cyber for 2 years now, with no alternative in my student accomadation . I genuinely got a faster connection when my internet came through 4 miles if telegraph wire. If your one of those hip cool vintage kids or you want to finish all those books you started reading 5 months ago this is just what your looking for.
Reply from Cyberair
Dear Josh,
Thank you for your review.
We have a Support Team dedicated to helping with these kinds of issues and I recommend contacting them so we can get to the bottom of this for you.
Email: support@cyberair.co.uk
Telephone: 01733 306 459
Kind regards,
Cyberair
Choice? I have no choice. I live in a barracks and Cyberair is the only provider. It’s expensive at £16 a month and I can only connect 1 machine. Who has 1 machine? Smartphone, laptop, kindle in my case.
Highly recommending Cyberair. Have been using this for 2 years now and experienced minimal issues. Every time there is service disruption, they more than make up for it by additional days of wifi. All requests are addressed right away as well via emails.
Overall, two thumbs up.
Happy to give Cyberair 5 stars. I have been using Cyberair wifi for around 6 months now and have experienced no issues at all in terms of signal strength or quality of service. I have contacted support once over a password issue and this was resolved within minutes. Overall, very happy with the service.
I had some issues with my internet but all was sorted out quickly and without any hustle. I would recommend their services.
Mostly the Cyberair is okay but the signal is relatively weak at the windows in the building.
Few days experiencing bad and poor connections
Reply from Cyberair
Dear Mark,
Thank you for your review.
It sounds like you may be experiencing issues, please be sure to contact our support team and we will work with you to get to the bottom of it:
support@cyberair.co.uk
01733306459
Kind regards,
Cyberair
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