ONEmobile and ONEwireless services choose the Optus Network as our network provider which currently covers 96% of Australia and growing.

myONE relies on information provided by Optus for the extent of coverage provided by the Optus Mobile networks. While the highest standards have been applied by Optus in preparing these maps, 100 percent mapping accuracy cannot be guaranteed. Additionally, a number of factors beyond Optus's reasonable control may cause coverage to vary within a stated area. For example, handset quality or areas of variable reception (e.g. basements, lifts, underground car parks and large concrete buildings) may mean reception is unavailable or subject to interruption. Optus reserves the right to change or modify the network schedule and future locations shown on these maps at any time without notice.

Currently Optus services three networks for which we can provide services on. The three networks are as follows:

• Dual band network - 96% population coverage
• 3G single band network - 80% population coverage
• 2G Network - 96% population coverage

Dual Band (2100MHz/900MHz)

Being able to connect with 3G and 2G technologies using your mobile phone with fast speeds using 3G technology or just by simply making calls and sending SMS, the Dual band network offers a wide variety of services such as wireless broadband, internet browsing. With the right mobile phone the World is at your finger tips.

3G Network (Single Band 2100MHz)

More than just your standard mobile service, the 3G Network also allows users to do things such as wireless broadband, internet browsing, checking emails, downloading songs from third party websites. The 3G network covers 80% of the Australian population, making it ideal for users who live in major metropolitan areas of Australia

When outside the 3G coverage areas, users can still access the 2G Network to send and receive voice and sms messages.

2G Network (Single Band 900MHz)

This Network is great for people who just want to be able to make and receive calls and sms messages. The 2G network covers 96% of the Australian population, making it ideal for users who live or travel to regional areas of Australia.

The following table illustrates the difference between theoretical speeds of devices and the typical speeds that customers will experience.

Many factors affect ONEwireless Broadband Speeds including volume of network traffic, your equipment, location, software and source of your download.

As Optus continues to roll out speed upgrades across the Dual Band NetwoM click here.

1. 7.2Mbps (HSDPA) and 2Mbps (HSUPA) are theoretical maximums. Average downlink speed between 512Kbps and 3.0Mbps and uplink speed between 512Kbps and 1.2Mbps and both are available in selected locations only. Other locations within the Optus 3G and Dual Band coverage area provide average downlink speeds of between 512Kbps and 1.5 Mbps. Many factors affect wireless broadband speeds including volume of network traffic, your handset, location, software and source of your download.

ONEbroadband services are available to most homes Australia wide. The delivery of a fixed broadband service relies on you having an active home phone service.

Whilst nearly all homes have a home phone service in some instances a fixed broadband service still may not be able delivered due to your local exchange supporting ADSL services.

Use our ADSL number checker above to see if your home is covered for ADSL. Please be aware this check displays the services available to you, based on the equipment installed at your local exchange. It doesn't however guarantee these services will be available at your specific premises - sometimes, there can be technical limitations on the access between your place and the exchange.