Fiber optic / cable TV empty conduit preparation

Telekom and Bayernwerk introduced so-called Micro Pipes as part of the multi-utility rollout in preparation for a fiber optic connection at my place. However, this was offered and carried out without consulting me. I cannot say how it looks/ is connected in the street...

Has anyone of you had a "conduit" installed from the utility room to the garden? I still don’t know exactly how many cables I will need and don’t want to have to drill through my casing later. Or how did you solve this?

Yes, I have. 2 pieces of Pe d32 from the garage to the garden for irrigation (already occupied) and once completely to the end of the property for lighting. I would install conduits everywhere where paving is planned and electricity might be needed, it doesn’t cost much and saves having to break up the surface later.

We also have an MSH in the basement, the empty conduits were laid/extended up to the property boundary. Furthermore, we have one from the basement to the garage, cables are already inside. For the garden, we already have cables under the terrace at the house, not yet functional, but all switchable ...

I am now asking myself exactly the same question.
For us, there is only DSL 16,000 (at least theoretically).
A DSL connection permanently without changing every two years costs at least €35/month.

Connection fee €800.

€400 credit if a MagentaZuhause product is booked directly.

UnityMedia also demands €400 upon simultaneous contract conclusion.
Cable can reach up to 400mbits for us.
Costs (without TV) are €30/month for a smaller tariff.

In the end, UnityMedia offers more internet bandwidth at lower ongoing costs, but they then also have a monopoly. Unless you alternate contract signings with your spouse.

From a gut feeling, I would now like to have both. But my head says no to €400 + €800.
Our street will only be extended in the coming years. Therefore, the idea now is to provide an empty conduit here and, when the street is extended, to order the other medium.
Providing an empty conduit when introducing the line is still not a problem. But it must be sealed and must not allow water to pass through.

Does this idea sound reasonable or rather completely absurd? My father-in-law gave me a strange look. My coworker first gave me the idea.