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 symmetrical home internet option that stands out for straightforward gigabit and 2 gig plans, with some installs reporting strong real-world speeds, including over-provisioned 2 gig service and no data cap on usage. The service can be solid for streaming, telework, and even gaming in some areas, and installation has been described as clean when crews run conduit underground. The main concerns are availability, CGNAT on some setups, and price-lock trust, since local ownership changes and network rebranding have raised doubts. It is a location-dependent choice that looks strongest where the fiber buildout is new and the terms are clear.
Common Questions (5)
It can work well for streaming, Zoom, and telework, but gaming and authentication-sensitive work can be problematic on some setups. Several comments describe laggy gaming, captcha issues, or outages, while others report years of solid remote-work use, so local build quality and routing matter a lot.
The service can be symmetrical, with upload and download matching on some plans and installs. The 2Gb tier is also reported as 2Gb download and 1Gb upload on some legacy builds, while newer installs have been confirmed at full 2Gb up and down, so the exact speeds depend on the local network build.
A 5-year or 10-year price lock has been offered on some signups, but several comments warn that T-Mobile has changed plan names or raised prices on other services, so the lock may not be as dependable as it sounds. The practical takeaway is to read the terms closely before relying on the advertised lock.
CGNAT is part of the default setup on some installs, and a $10/month static public IP option is reported. A bridged router setup can also disable CGNAT and provide a free IPv4 address, but it disables IPv6.
Installation can involve running fiber from a neighborhood hub to your home, which may require digging or trenching in the yard and drilling into a wall or garage for the ONT. In some neighborhoods, crews used underground conduit and junction boxes, with minimal yard disruption beyond the entry point.
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edit: I see some comments here saying $10 extra for static IP so I may look into it.
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