There’s a moment in Wicked when Elphaba soars into the sky and belts out “It’s time to try defying gravity.” Proper goosebump stuff. But imagine trying to stream that epic moment when all you get is buffering… defyyyyyyyyying graviiitttyy – dim diolch.
At Ogi, we get it. Entertainment is more than just background noise – it brings people together. Whether it’s binge-watching Heartstopper, crying your way through One Day, or introducing the kids to Bluey while you grab five minutes’ peace (diolch byth), broadband is now the beating heart of the home.
In our blog on adolescence and Netflix, we talked about how streaming has become a shared space for families. It’s where you can be together, even if you’re watching different shows in different rooms. It’s about connection, comfort, and keeping up with conversations in the office the next day. (You haven’t seen it?! Don’t spoil it!)
But when your broadband can’t keep up, the magic fizzles out. Nothing kills the mood like glitching dialogue or frozen scenes mid-song.
According to YouGov, 7 in 10 of us stream every week. And in a typical household, that’s probably happening on more than one device, and all at once. One person on Netflix, another gaming, someone else streaming music or on a video call with Nan in Barry.
That’s where Ogi comes in. Wales’s fastest homegrown broadband network is future-ready, full fibre and made to handle it all. No stutters, no buffering wheels – just smooth, strong, lightning-fast streaming.
Because good broadband isn’t just about speed. It’s about making sure that when your favourite character finally kisses the right person, you actually get to see it. No spoilers. No waiting.
So next time you hit play on your favourite steaming platform, do it with broadband that’s ready for the big moments. Gwna fe’n iawn. Do it right – with Ogi.
