T-Mobile Fiber (in Select Locations; Check
Availability) is offering
Customers w/ New Qualifying Fiber Internet Line: Fiber-Optic Home Internet Plans starting
from $35/month w/ Auto Pay (plus Taxes & Fees) with prices listed below.
Thanks to Staff Member
VioletHaddock489 for sharing this deal.
Note: Pricing based on estimated location; may vary by verified service address.
Available Offers: (w/ Auto Pay)
- Fiber 300 Mbps: $35/month
- Qualifying new Fiber Internet line required
- Not transferrable
- Credits will stop if you cancel any lines or change plans.
- Fiber 1 Gig: $50/month
- Includes: 1 Wi-Fi Mesh Extender (as needed, based on professional installer assessment)
- Qualifying new Fiber Internet line required
- Not transferrable
- Credits will stop if you cancel any lines or change plans.
- 2 Months Free (1st & 3rd months free via 2 bill credits)
- Plan automatically renews at regular rate ($70/mo. for 1 Gig)
- Fiber 2 Gig: $70/month
- Includes: 1 Wi-Fi Mesh Extender (as needed, based on professional installer assessment)
- 2 Months Free (1st & 3rd months free via 2 bill credits)
- Order qualifying new T-Mobile Fiber (1 Gig plan or higher)
- Plan automatically renews at regular rate ($80/mo. for 2 Gig)
- $100 via Virtual Prepaid Card:
- Value of card will be charged back on your final bill if service is cancelled within 180 days of installation (50% if cancelled within 364 days of installation)
- Qualifying new Fiber Internet line activation 2 Gig plan required
- Order by 10/31/26 and service installation by 11/15/26
- No cash access or recurring payments
- Can be used where Debit Mastercard is accepted online, for phone/mail orders, or in stores that accept mobile wallet
- Valid: up to 6 months; unused funds will forfeit after the valid through date.
- Line with promo must be active and in good standing when card is issued
Top Comments
Doesn't play well with work from home authentication and gaming is super laggy. And I have a cell tower a few blocks from my house and still had issues
Community Reviews
T-Mobile Fiber is a straightforward home internet option best known for low introductory pricing on 1 gig and 2 gig service, with some installs also including free eero hardware, gift cards, and multi year price locks. The fiber service is often described as symmetrical, fast enough for streaming, gaming, Zoom, and heavy uploads, and some installs even over provision above the advertised speed. The main concerns are availability, CGNAT on some setups, and uncertainty about whether price locks will hold. Installation can also involve trenching or drilling, so local build quality matters.
Households uploading large files or videos, because the symmetrical fiber plans can deliver equal upload and download speeds.
Remote workers needing a fast home connection, because the service has handled telework, Zoom, and work-from-home use adequately in some homes.
Families with heavy streaming and gaming, because the connection has supported multiple people using those activities at once without major complaints in some homes.
Shoppers wanting a simple 300 Mbps plan, because it has worked well and can speed up to around 500 Mbps.
People who need a routable public IP for hosting or remote access, because CGNAT can be a dealbreaker unless a static or bridged setup is available.
Buyers who need a price guarantee they can trust, because the company can change service names and price-lock promises may not hold.
Competitive gamers, because the service can be laggy and was described as not ready for gaming yet.
Homes where outages would be unacceptable, because the service has been down for entire days across multiple separate outages in one area.
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It's not the worst, but having to complete a captcha after every Google search became incredibly annoying. Fortunately, it's $10/month for a static IP. I justified the cost because it saves my sanity, improves my workflow, AND giving me a reason to start hosting my own content. The kids are ecstatic that Uncle Willy has his own Minecraft server!
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Been a TMobile customer for 10+ years, ready to transfer elsewhere, it's been year over year noticeably worse.
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