Terms and Conditions:
Get home internet for $30/mo. with Magenta® MAX.
Savings via $20 monthly bill credit. Limited-time offer; subject to change. Qualifying credit, voice line, and unlimited Home Internet line required. Existing customers must visit myT-Mobile.com. Credits may take up to 2 bill cycles; credits will stop if you cancel any lines or change plans. Limit 1/account. May not be combined with some offers or discounts (e.g., Price Lock); see FAQs at T-Mobile.com/plans. 5G Home Internet General Terms: During congestion, Home Internet customers may notice speeds lower than other customers due to data prioritization. Not available in all areas. $35 device connection charge due at sale. Plus taxes & fees for accounts currently paying for a T-Mobile wireless line with additional taxes & fees: Monthly Regulatory Programs (RPF) & Telco Recovery Fee (TRF) totaling $1.40 per data only line ($0.12 for RPF & $1.28 for TRF) apply; taxes/fees approx. 3-12% of bill. Credit approval required. For use only with T-Mobile Gateway for in-home use at location provided at activation. If canceling service, return gateway or pay up to $370. Video streaming resolution depends on available speeds. For best performance, leave video streaming applications at their default resolution setting. Not compatible with some live TV streaming services. AutoPay Pricing for lines 1-8 on account. Without AutoPay, $5 more. May not be reflected on 1st bill. Network Management: Service may be slowed, suspended, terminated, or restricted for misuse, abnormal use, interference with our network or ability to provide quality service to other users. See T-Mobile.com/OpenInternet for details. See Terms and Conditions (including arbitration provision) at www.T-Mobile.com for additional information.
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Note: You'll find complaints here about reliability or speed, but this varies by region. Many people have no problems. That's part of the reason they let you try it out cheaply. People also have different needs, so someone with typical bandwidth usage may be fine, and someone with demanding needs may or may not.
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T-Mobile Magenta Max Plan Customers: Home Internet Service + $150 Gift Card
$30/month
$50
w/ Autopay (New Customers)at T-Mobile
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starting in August TMobile will require a debit card or bank account info in order to receive the auto pay discount... i try to not link services to either of those plus the fact they've had tons of data breaches, so no thanks.
it's also a nightmare to cancel. can't do it online, can't do it in-store, phone queues are insane. I literally had to create a Twitter account and reached out to them to cancel. they claimed to have processed it, but even now I'm questioning if it went through as they don't send you any info or return label until the end of your billing cycle.
Even though I have never had T-Mobile internet, I have had a LOT of different services offered in my area (including ATT DSL which was awful). Once the fiber lines were strung up, I switched. It's the best internet service I had ever had. It's been 2-3 years, and I haven't even had a blip.
Consistent up and down speeds. App is great too. Never had to reset the modem either. And the included Wi-Fi 6 router is great.
$55 a month all in, with install and modem/router included. I think I got $300 in Visa GCs for signing up too. I don't this it was a contract, but I don't care. I have zero intention of leaving Fiber.
I also believe the installer told me that my home is now capable of up to 10GB speeds for future service.
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I live in a rural area, not near the tower, but Tmo home is officially available. No signal in my house, most of the yard, or most of my several acres with a phone, so internal antennas don't matter much. So, it requires an external antenna. Tried that with an Arcadyan, and that turned out to be a dud, completely. So, I ordered a $500 5G router (waaay better router/modem/options), to add to the $400 antenna (I was considering Starlink too because it's available and $90/month here, so the equipment cost was higher, but not off by much considering service cost is less).
I put the antenna in a spot where I get about 4Mbps on a phone. Currently get about 50/5 with the antenna there, without tweaking. Which is better than I expected, and a few times better than what I was using (no land option, options in the village 15 miles away are slower and more expensive). There's a much better signal 200 ft. away, and line of sight on my property is about 1/4 mile over (and about 100Mbps on the phone, ~130 next to the tower, no UC on it), but I'd rather it be by the house.
Haven't decided on a plan yet. Tmo home, could use that, but would have to modify the router IMEI. Or, Business allows BYOD, I'm a sole proprietor. Or, some use cell plans like Magenta Max (so, thinking about Circledin for a single line). Phone service with tmobile is useless here, many dead spots, if I take one direction on the highway it's 40 miles of literally no signal at all, and the other direction is about 6 miles, so, bundling service isn't really practical. Don't know why it's so poor when Verizon isn't, and it's the same tower, band 13 vs 71. Tmo is MUCH faster, just takes a lot to get a signal.
I live in a rural area, not near the tower, but Tmo home is officially available. No signal in my house, most of the yard, or most of my several acres with a phone, so internal antennas don't matter much. So, it requires an external antenna. Tried that with an Arcadyan, and that turned out to be a dud, completely. So, I ordered a $500 5G router (waaay better router/modem/options), to add to the $400 antenna (I was considering Starlink too because it's available and $90/month here, so the equipment cost was higher, but not off by much considering service cost is less).
I put the antenna in a spot where I get about 4Mbps on a phone. Currently get about 50/5 with the antenna there, without tweaking. Which is better than I expected, and a few times better than what I was using (no land option, options in the village 15 miles away are slower and more expensive). There's a much better signal 200 ft. away, and line of sight on my property is about 1/4 mile over (and about 100Mbps on the phone, ~130 next to the tower, no UC on it), but I'd rather it be by the house.
Haven't decided on a plan yet. Tmo home, could use that, but would have to modify the router IMEI. Or, Business allows BYOD, I'm a sole proprietor. Or, some use cell plans like Magenta Max (so, thinking about Circledin for a single line). Phone service with tmobile is useless here, many dead spots, if I take one direction on the highway it's 40 miles of literally no signal at all, and the other direction is about 6 miles, so, bundling service isn't really practical. Don't know why it's so poor when Verizon isn't, and it's the same tower, band 13 vs 71. Tmo is MUCH faster, just takes a lot to get a signal.
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