T-Mobile Home Internet via T-Mobile is offering their
T-Mobile 5G Home Internet Service: Free $100 Virtual Prepaid Mastercard when you sign up/activate for their service valid for
New Customers Only or when following the instructions listed below.
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Note, availability/service may vary; be sure to check for eligibility
Deal Instructions- Click this link here and check for availability/service and sign up for T-Mobile 5G Home Internet Service
- If available, sign up for a T-Mobile ID
- If you're already a T-Mobile voice customer, you may already have a TMO ID
- If you don't have a TMO ID, click here to find your billing phone number
- Home Internet activation that requires shipping of a gateway will not occur until gateway has shipped (which is approx. 3-5 days after the order date)
- If you are NOT a T-Mobile voice customer, you may enter your information and complete sign up via chat/call.
- Once you receive your Home Internet Gateway Device, go to this link and input your 10-digit billing phone number and password to login
- Click this link here to help find your 10-digit billing phone number
- Fill out the promotion registration form using promo code 2022HINTP10
- Eligible/qualified customers will receive their $100 Virtual Prepaid Mastercard for Free within 6-8 weeks.
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Do you have line-of-sight or are there obstructions?
Put another way, is the home internet performance on-par with your cell phone, assuming your cell phone is also T-mobile?
I'm considering this, and I live close to a tower with clear line-of-sight. Inside my house my hand-held T-mobile cell phone gets over 700 Mbps with 20 ms latency on T-mobile's 5G UC. I'm wondering if the home internet would be even better numbers?
Do you have line-of-sight or are there obstructions?
Put another way, is the home internet performance on-par with your cell phone, assuming your cell phone is also T-mobile?
I'm considering this, and I live close to a tower with clear line-of-sight. Inside my house my hand-held T-mobile cell phone gets over 700 Mbps with 20 ms latency on T-mobile's 5G UC. I'm wondering if the home internet would be even better numbers?
I don't have a 5G phone, so I can't test that, but the 5G modem beats the pants off my 4G LTE phone.
Edit: Your phone is getting awesome speeds! Sounds like you would be a more ideal candidate for this service than me. The best I have ever gotten is about 150 down and 40 up.
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What wasn't good was the connection. Most of the day, the download speed was fine. I got 100-300mb/s. During peak evening hours though, it would drop the floor. I'd get like 3mb/s sometimes, or worse. Low-quality streams would buffer or stop. My other complaint is that the ping, even during times when download speed was fantastic, was too poor for video gaming in which a more immediate response was needed. Ping was around 125ms, whereas my cable modem + wifi router with a traditional ISP gets me pings around 40ms or better.
I'd consider giving it a shot again in a couple years if I start seeing fewer stories like mine. I like that it was pretty smooth and hassle-free, but the connection itself doesn't seem ready for broad, regular use. It felt more like I was beta testing a service.
Edit: adding based on other comments - I had the black/square-ish receiver, so it was apparently the good one. The gift card was issued around two weeks into my service, and I immediately went on Amazon to buy a gift card there with it so I knew that I wouldn't lose it if I cancelled (and I suspected I would at that point but wanted to try it a little longer).
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