I don't use their internet service but I'm a T-Mobile customer and I'm in an area with a very strong 5G signal. I've been a T-Mobile customer since March and about three days ago was the first time I had ever noticed degradation of this signal strength. I suspect there was a tower down somewhere. A few hours later, the signal was back to full bars.
Based upon my observations, T-Mobile appears to be more reliable than my current ISP ecause since last March, there have been a couple of outages with my provider. That's scant evidence but there it is.
I've been looking at that 5G internet deal which they are offering for $30 month around here and there's a tower 1/4~ miles from my house. The concept seems good to me vs cable internet. We're in a heavy metro area and cell service is outstanding.
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Posts: 11524 | Location: Fort Worth, Texas | Registered: February 07, 2007
I've been using it since the beginning of this year and it's been great,
No contract and I believe you can even try it out for 15 days for free. At the very least, if you don't like it after a few months, you're not locked into a contract.
There is no data cap.
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Posts: 4601 | Location: Valley, Oregon | Registered: June 03, 2010
Verizon 5G here. I switched from U-verse about a month ago and I’m more than satisfied. Almost 500 mbps and unlimited. Verizon only offers the service to those in an area with a strong single. it was a super simple deal. I added it to my cell phone plan, walked away with the wifi gateway, plug it in and it works.
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Posts: 588 | Location: Kentucky | Registered: June 06, 2021
We have been using it for over a year and it is has been great. We have at least a dozen devices including 3 tv's streaming and never have problems buffering.
I have to unplug the box about once every two months to give it a fresh start but that is no different than any other device, they all need a reset occasionally.
I guess my Verizon 5G box would be cellular modem with built-in Wi-Fi router. It also has one Ethernet port. It is an innocuous looking white cube about 6” on each side. Only one LED on the front.
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Posts: 588 | Location: Kentucky | Registered: June 06, 2021
Originally posted by parabellum: The box is modem and router?
Yes sir. MiL had T-Mobile cell internet installed this afternoon. There are two CAT 5 ports in addition to the Wi-Fi signal. If it works as promised I’ll be leaving both XFINITY (internet) and Verizon (CellPhones) next week. Billy
Posts: 330 | Location: SE Georgia | Registered: December 25, 2014
Yeah, probably I should sign up for this. It's 30 bucks cheaper than what I'm paying now. My current speeds are fine- 115 down, 12 up, but the T-Mobile tested tonight at 637 down, 65 up (via my iPhone), and it's available in my area.
We’ve had it about a year. I did have a modem/router fail but it was replaced at the store without any issues. No complaints on the bandwidth multiple tvs streaming and several Wi-Fi devices in the house. I’m very happy with the price and service. I would also add there is no funny stuff with the bill $50 all taxes and fees included.
Posts: 582 | Location: Texas | Registered: October 22, 2008