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Hyperoptic Outage Report in Derby, England

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Hyperoptic is a fibre-to-the-building Internet service provider (ISP) based in London, England.

Problems in the last 24 hours in Derby, England

The chart below shows the number of Hyperoptic reports we have received in the last 24 hours from users in Derby and surrounding areas. An outage is declared when the number of reports exceeds the baseline, represented by the red line.

Hyperoptic Outage Chart in Derby, England 12/07/2025 02:10

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Most Reported Problems

The following are the most recent problems reported by Hyperoptic users through our website.

  1. Internet (74%)

    Internet (74%)

  2. Total Blackout (15%)

    Total Blackout (15%)

  3. Wi-fi (10%)

    Wi-fi (10%)

  4. E-mail (1%)

    E-mail (1%)

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Hyperoptic Issues Reports

Latest outage, problems and issue reports in social media:

  • pezza_91 Perry Kennedy (@pezza_91) reported

    @IanDunt @Hyperoptic if available is amazing for speed, reliability and customer service. Sadly if not only virgin will have speed but they’re so bad if anything goes wrong. Possibly community fibre but they’re quite small

  • austroscot Rob (@austroscot) reported

    Hi @Hyperoptic, we have been having issues with connectivity for the last week. We’ve trouble shooted our devices and checked with our neighbours, none of them are having problems. We think our router might be on its last legs and might need a replacement. How do we arrange one?

  • RadioSte94 Stephen Hubbard (@RadioSte94) reported

    @Hyperoptic hi when are your customer service hours it says 24/7 on the website but can't seem to get through to anyone

  • Dan25932780 Dan Brack (@Dan25932780) reported

    @HyperopticCS We're in 2022 and you're still charging early termination fees when I've been a customer for over 4 years and would have taken my service with me if you provided it at my new house. What a joke. Haven't been dissatisfied with #hyperoptic until now, don't recommend!

  • eff_luii Luii Eff (@eff_luii) reported

    @Hyperoptic There's been an issue lately for a flat I am about to move into. This is the only flat out of 50 or so flats that is not serviced because of potential repair cost? There are 6 identical ground floor flats right next to each other who all have hyperoptic service-Why?

  • HyperopticCS HyperopticCS (@HyperopticCS) reported

    @Dan25932780 @Hyperoptic Oh, we're sorry to hear this, Dan. Please note that the Early termination fee is always mentioned when signing up for our service, renewing the package, and it's in our terms and conditions as well. We try to be completely transparent and we're sorry this made you part with us...

  • dshirlaw Dougie Shirlaw ★ (@dshirlaw) reported

    @fitbatweets Why are you ditching Sky? It’s just a white labelled BT service. Is your area not Hyperoptic capable?

  • DJGaryBaldy DJGaryBaldy (@DJGaryBaldy) reported

    @1980sRewind I told Sky where they could stick their service when they demanded a £25 setup fee... Thats over 10 years ago now I'm with a company called HyperOptic who installed their kit in my block recently with 500mb D/L Hope you get your Wi-Fi sorted nothing worse than dodgy Wi-Fi

  • iamdickjohnson **** Johnson (@iamdickjohnson) reported

    @Hyperoptic Instead of virtue signalling how about you fix the internet connection that hasn't worked for five days now, this is day six. Support on the website is useless with no updates.

  • carnegiethemage H (@carnegiethemage) reported

    @Hyperoptic It's bad business to charge renewing customers (£42) more than the offer you are giving new customers (£40) and then make them fight to get it matched. Why not reward my loyalty? All that's left now is negative brand sentiment.