YouSee Broadband
YouSee has offered internet via cable television since building a return path (using DOCSIS) on the network in the years 2000-2002.[22] It had previously been marketed under the name Webspeed, but was re-branded as YouSee Broadband in 2007.[23]
Today YouSee continues to serve broadband to consumers either via coaxial cable and optical fiber.
Prior to April 2016, customers had to subscribe to at least the basic TV channel package to get broadband over cable. This requirement was removed after parent company TDC was forced by the authorities to allow other broadband companies to serve broadband to consumers using the TDC/YouSee infrastructure without the consumer having to have a TV package from YouSee.[24]
In 2012, YouSee began offering 100 Mbit/s download speeds.[25] Four years later, in 2016, 300 Mbit/s was introduced as the top download speed.[26] Also in 2016, YouSee started a nationwide upgrade of their broadband infrastructure in a partnership with Huawei. The upgrade enables gigabit download speeds by deploying DOCSIS 3.1 nationwide, and is expected to be completed by the end of 2017.[27] Later in 2016 an upgrade of the copper broadband network was announced in partnership with Nokia enabling up to 300 Mbit/s speeds (using Vplus) depending on the distance between the household and the nearest cabinet.[28] On 8 May 2017 YouSee began offering 1000 Mbit/s download speeds in the areas where DOCSIS 3.1 had been deployed.[29] On 30 June 2021 YouSee introduced 2500/2500 Mbit/s as the top speed on the fiber network of sister company TDC Net.[30]
In 2024, it was announced that the old copper infrastructure would gradually shut down starting that year, with a planned completion in 2030, marking the end of DSL internet.[31]
Current internet tiers
As of September 2025:[32]
Fiber
Speeds are given in megabits per second, where 1 megabit = 0.125 megabytes = 125000 bytes.
Fiber
Speeds are given in megabits per second, where 1 megabit = 0.125 megabytes = 125000 bytes.
Cable modems
Current and previous cable modems from YouSee[33]
Current internet tiers
As of September 2025:[32]
Fiber
Speeds are given in megabits per second, where 1 megabit = 0.125 megabytes = 125000 bytes.
Fiber
Speeds are given in megabits per second, where 1 megabit = 0.125 megabytes = 125000 bytes.
Cable modems
Current and previous cable modems from YouSee[33]
YouSee TV
On 15 September 2009, YouSee decided to unencrypt its digital TV distribution, under the marketing name YouSee Clear.[48] However, a parallel analogue distribution was maintained for customers with TV sets that were unable to receive digital signals. At the time YouSee distributed channels in both MPEG-2 and MPEG-4, but in April 2013 YouSee stopped this simulcasting to focus on MPEG-4 only.[49] The name YouSee Clear was used until 1 July 2014 when it was renamed YouSee Tv.[50]
The analogue TV signal was finally switched off on 9 February 2016.[51]
In early 2017, YouSee switched off their cable radio services, which had been used to redistribute several Danish and foreign FM radio stations.[52]
Current channel packages
As of January 2026.[68]
YouSee Mobile
Parent company TDC had in 2011 acquired the mobile virtual network operator Onfone which at the time were using the network of Telenor.[69] After the acquisition, Onfone switched to the TDC mobile network, but were kept as a separate brand until December 2013 where Onfone were re-branded as YouSee Mobile.[70]
The YouSee Mobile service uses the network of sister company, TDC Net. This network covers 99.5% of Denmark using 2G, 4G and 5G.[71]
It was announced in September 2013 that Huawei would do a complete overhaul of the 3G and 4G network infrastructure, starting on 1 March 2014 and lasting six years.[72] However, in March 2019, it was announced that Huawei was to be replaced by Ericsson
YouSee Mobile Broadband
Using the 4G and 5G network of parent company TDC, YouSee offers mobile broadband with included data ranging from 15 GB to 1000 GB.
YouSee started offering 5G mobile broadband services on 11 December 2020.[76]
YouSee Telephony
TDC Kabel TV started offering IP telephony in 2005 under the Cabletalk brand.[77] This was re-branded as YouSee Telefoni in 2007 as part of the overall YouSee name change.[78]
YouSee continues to offer fixed telephony services using IP as well as traditional landline.
Retail stores
YouSee now operates 43 stores around the country, after a re-branding of TDC stores to the YouSee brand began in March 2016.[79]
