Back in March 2019, T-Mobile announced that they have started to test home internet services using LTE. At the time, this program offered LTE home internet to 50,000 households to begin testing out T-Mobile's hardware ahead of their 5G home internet services launch. Now T-Mobile has opened its $50 a month unlimited home internet service up to everyone (subject to network availability).
"We've tripled our LTE coverage as we work to create a network where everyone in America has access to fast and reliable home internet, no matter where they live." T-Mobile says in a statement on its website.
This new service will offer 50 Mbps down home internet (due to "LTE network and spectrum capacity constraints") for $50 a month with no data cap. T-Mobile is quick to add that the new 5G home internet services will be far faster when it launches. T-Mobile says this service comes with no annual contracts, no data caps, no hidden fees, no price hikes, and no hardware costs.
This could be an excellent option for Americans living in markets with data caps. Using T-Mobile Home Internet could give you an opportunity to stream all you want without worrying about your data cap.
https://www.t-mobile.com/isp/index
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I would very much like to have this as a reliable option to the monopoly of a utility we have as our internet provider.
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I'm getting 75/16 just now using my phone. I'd be ecstatic with that so I could shove Cox's data caps where the sun don't shine.
I believe they don't care where you gonna move as long as you have coverage.
I'm getting 75/16 just now using my phone. I'd be ecstatic with that so I could shove Cox's data caps where the sun don't shine.
100% location and congestion dependent. I've had upload speeds on T-Mobile range from 0.5mbps up to about 30 mbps.