NOW Internet just launched* –
https://www.xfinity.com/now/internet sorry for the confusion, it's not fixed wireless 5G. You need to be in their grid.
Choose between 100 Mbps for $30 a month, or 200 Mbps for $45 a month. Unlimited data and an Xfinity gateway included.
https://9to5mac.com/2024/05/09/co...ile-plans/
*Expanded to all markets but not showing available here yet. Just putting it up for discussion. Never thought I'd be posting Comcast but my experience with VZW Home 5G has gone sour. Sorry for the confusion, some articles make it sound like 5G HOME Fixed Wireless Gateway
If you need internet at home, NOW Internet could be a solid option. Comcast says that what sets NOW apart from other 5G home internet plans is that it relies on Comcast's existing cable network. That often means more reliable speeds and a smoother connection overall. Plus, you get unlimited data and a setup-ready gateway included.
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https://www.xfinity.com/now/internet
Now Internet starts at $30 a month for 100 Mbps, which is enough for three 4K streams and the ability to surf the web. There is also a $40 a month option for 200 Mbps down, which is enough speed for six 4K streams and the ability to surf the web. There is also NOW Mobile with unlimited 5G, talk, and text for $25 a line.
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As the government begins to wind down the Affordable Connectivity Program, with May expected to be the final month with a partial credit of $14, millions of people will be searching for another option for cost-effective connectivity. NOW Internet and Mobile will provide customers with reliable connectivity regardless of whether or not they are enrolled in ACP – supplementing Comcast's longstanding low-income broadband adoption options Internet Essentials and Internet Essentials Plus, and Xfinity's current suite of offerings.
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I am paying tons for the max speed tier they offer in my area (1200Mbps download) and I am still stuck with 35Mbps upload.
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