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T-Mobile 5G Home Internet Plans: Starting at $30 a month w/ AutoPay + voice. Plus, get a month on them (via bill credit; plus tax) + up to $200 back via virtual prepaid Mastercard. Allow 7 weeks from rebate submission
Note: Requires AutoPay and qualifying T-Mobile voice line for advertised pricing.
Available Plans:
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Rely Plan [t-mobile.com] $30 per month- 1 month of service included
- $100 virtual prepaid card
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Amplified Plan [t-mobile.com] $40 per month- 1 month of service included
- $100 virtual prepaid card
- Wi-Fi 7 gateway
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All-In Plan [t-mobile.com] $50 per month- 1 month of service included
- $200 virtual prepaid card
- Hulu included
- Paramount+ included
- Mesh Wi-Fi extender (Request after Activation)
- Advanced cybersecurity features
All plans include:
- Unlimited data
- No annual contracts
- 5-year price guarantee
- Taxes & fees included (where applicable)
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They were 800mbps 3 years ago then go down hill to under 5mbps with capped speed if you use more than 1tb or so. I updated 3 cpes before cancellations. They just over sold too many of these. And became tiers of service while everything is slower and jam packed. I tried the new $70 plan before total cancellations and it's was faster and this home internet has taxes and fees. That's crazy for internet. I won't recommend this.
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As others have said, highly location dependent. Go to Cellmapper and see how close to a tower you are. Within a half mile or so and clear line of sight is ideal.
I got the Rely plan for $20/month back in March, before they started Throttling the Rely plan to 354Mbps. I keep it as a backup to my 1gb Spectrum/Cox cable internet, waiting for the day they double my price and I cancel, but it is much more stable and lower latency then my T-Mobile Home Internet. I get anywhere from 100-500Mbps down/5-20Mbps up, but loaded latency is high if you do any online gaming or video conferencing. It can be lowered with a separate router using SQM.
***You have to search their website to see that the Rely plan is now speed throttled to 354Mbps, they don't make that clear.
Under "Got Questions/How fast is 5G home internet (in Mbps) compared to cable?"
"T-Mobile Rely Home Internet customers delivering typical download speeds between 170 mbps – 354 mbps, with speeds up to 354 mbps."
https://www.t-mobile.com/home-internet/plans
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Still, for those who already use tmo or plan to sign up, it's hard to beat $35/mo for casual browsing and Netflix, in areas with good coverage at least. Many people don't have high requirements and just need basic connectivity. We have this on our family plan, for this price, and bring it for internet visiting our friends cabin (which tmo says you're not supposed to do, but we have been for a few days a month for a couple years, successfully) and at home it is the fallback connection if quantum fiber (previously centurylink) goes down. That has only happened twice in more than 5 years but the most recent time I was glad to have it. Ubiquiti router switched me to the fallback connection seamlessly.
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