Orange, a major provider of internet services in France, has introduced new fiber internet options and pricing structures effective April 10, 2025. The company has launched two new internet boxes: the Livebox S and an upgraded Livebox 7 to support the latest Wi-Fi 7 standard. Most of its main fiber internet packages now use Wi-Fi 7, except for the Special Edition Livebox Lite Fiber, which still uses the older Wi-Fi 5. The Livebox S comes with the Livebox Classic Fiber offer, offering downstream speeds of 2 Gb/s and upstream speeds of 800 Mb/s. The Livebox 7 v2, included in the Livebox Up Fiber and Livebox Max Fiber offers, provides 8 Gb/s symmetric speeds, meaning the same speed for both uploading and downloading. The Livebox Classic Fiber is available for 29.99 euros per month for the first twelve months, increasing to 42.99 euros per month afterward. It includes 200 TV channels and Wi-Fi 7. The Livebox Up Fiber costs 39.99 euros per month for the first twelve months and 51.99 euros thereafter, offering the same 8 Gb/s symmetric speed and including a Wi-Fi 7 repeater. The Livebox Max Fiber, priced at 47.99 euros per month for the first twelve months and 57.99 euros after, provides the same performance as the Livebox Up Fiber but adds services like an Orange Cybersecure pack and a permanent discount on three streaming video on demand (SVoD) platforms. Orange's eligibility test helps customers determine the internet speed available at their specific location. The 8 Gb/s speed is enabled by XGS-PON technology, which Orange plans to roll out nationwide by the end of 2026. The Livebox S includes a touchscreen, energy-saving features, and an integrated optical pen for self-installation. The Livebox 7 v2 also features an integrated optical pen and supports Wi-Fi 7 on two frequency bands (2.4 GHz and 5 GHz), but not the 6 GHz band, which is often more effective in crowded areas. In terms of performance, Orange is currently closely competing with Bouygues Telecom based on real-world speed tests. According to the nPerf 2025 barometer, Bouygues Telecom is still leading, but national averages might not reflect local conditions. In other tests, especially Degrouptest, Orange is performing better and has taken the lead in several months for downstream and upstream speeds, as well as average latency. Other providers, like Free, have also improved their TV and VoD offerings. Orange received a customer satisfaction score of 8.2/10 in the 2025 Arcep barometer, outperforming Free (8.0), Bouygues Telecom (7.9), and SFR (7.7). The Livebox Cheat Code Fiber is a special internet offer for individuals aged 18 to 26, priced at 24.99 euros per month with no contract commitment. The Livebox Lite Fiber Special Edition costs 29.99 euros per month without an increase after one year but offers only 1 Gb/s and Wi-Fi 5. The Livebox Max Fiber, while more expensive, includes a permanent discount on three SVoD platforms, potentially saving 15 euros per month. The Livebox Up Fiber package, which includes the Livebox 7, offers maximum speeds of 8 Gb/s for both upstream and downstream connections, with an initial price of 39.99 euros per month for one year, increasing to 51.99 euros per month afterward.