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Formerly 6G Internet, this Blackburn company runs its own fixed wireless network, beaming broadband to a small receiver outside your home.
About Opus Broadband
Opus Broadband is a trading name of 6G Internet Limited, and the company's old website calls the change just a new name, look and feel. Despite the old name, the service has nothing to do with mobile phone signals. It says its broadband does not travel over 4G, 5G or any future 6G cellular network.
The company says it built its own network because it could not offer the speeds and prices it wanted over old copper wiring and other firms' networks. That network connects to national data centres, and the final link to your property is fixed wireless, beamed to a small external receiver that is cabled to a Wi-Fi router indoors. It says it does not rely on other providers to deliver your connection.
Coverage depends on where its network reaches, so check your address first.
Checked 2 November 2026 against Companies House, opusbroadband.com and TrustpilotWhat Opus Broadband customers say
Trustpilot's score on the day we read it, next to the averages across this directory.
Read from Trustpilot on 2 November 2026. Averages are across providers in this directory with a Trustpilot profile. See Opus Broadband on Trustpilot
Opus Broadband at a glance
- Type
- Wireless ISP, for homes and businesses
- Also known as
- 6G Internet
- Status
- Active
- Technology
- Fixed wireless
- Network
- Its own fixed wireless network
- Where it sells
- Where its own network reaches
- Headquarters
- Blackburn
- Ownership
- Independent
- Company
- 6G INTERNET LIMITED, 15546441, active, incorporated 7 March 2024
- Complaints scheme
- Communications Ombudsman
- One Touch Switch
- Yes (Ofcom-mandated compliance)
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Opus Broadband questions
Who owns Opus Broadband?
Opus Broadband is independently owned and has been trading since 2017.
What network does Opus Broadband use?
Opus Broadband sells broadband over its own fixed wireless network. Whether it reaches your home depends on your address, and our postcode check shows what you can get.
Where is Opus Broadband available?
Opus Broadband sells broadband where its own network reaches. Coverage changes street by street, so check your postcode for the deals available at your address.
What is Opus Broadband's Trustpilot score?
Opus Broadband scored 4.4 out of 5 on Trustpilot from 705 reviews when we read it on 2 November 2026. Scores change daily, so the live figure may differ slightly.
Can I switch to Opus Broadband without calling my current provider?
Yes. Opus Broadband takes part in One Touch Switch, so it arranges the move and your old service stops when the new one starts.
How do I complain about Opus Broadband?
Complain to Opus Broadband first. If it is not sorted within eight weeks, or you get a deadlock letter, you can take it free to the Communications Ombudsman, the independent complaints scheme Opus Broadband belongs to.
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