Fast, reliable internet is essential for business today—but not every connection type suits every location or requirement. Understanding the difference between fibre, LTE and satellite can help you make the right choice based on your budget, speed needs and infrastructure.
Understanding the Options: Fibre, LTE and Satellite
- Fibre: Offers the highest speeds and lowest latency. Ideal for offices with high data usage, VoIP calls or video conferencing.
- LTE: Uses mobile networks. Great for businesses in urban areas where fibre isn’t installed, or as a backup option.
- Satellite: Useful in rural or remote locations where there’s no fibre or mobile coverage. Speeds are slower and latency higher, but it’s often the only available option.
Pros and Cons for Different Business Types
If you run a digital agency or e-commerce business, fibre is the gold standard. LTE suits small teams or temporary sites needing a quick setup. Satellite is a lifeline for rural tourism lodges or remote farms that need basic connectivity.
Each has trade-offs in terms of speed, cost, installation time and stability. Enyuka helps businesses assess these factors and recommend the best fit.
How Enyuka Tailors Connectivity Solutions
We don’t just offer one-size-fits-all. Enyuka works with trusted ISPs and infrastructure providers to deliver tailored connectivity—whether that’s high-speed fibre in the city, stable LTE in a mobile unit or satellite links in remote areas.
We also provide failover solutions to keep your business online even if your primary line goes down.
Get Connected with Enyuka Today
Let Enyuka help you choose the right internet solution for your location, budget and operations. Contact us to book a site assessment or chat with a connectivity expert.
