T-Mobile Debuts Fiber Internet: Check Out the Rates and Speeds Available
Slaying the Home Internet Game: T-Mobile's New Fiber Entry
Welcome to the cutthroat world of home internet, where a new contender is about to make a splash. Prepare for T-Mobile's entry into the fiber internet realm, set to rocket into more than half a million homes across the US. This move follows T-Mobile's previous foray into 5G home internet plans.
T-Mobile's blog boasts lightning-fast speeds of up to 2 Gbps for home internet. Frugal folks can still revel in speeds of 500 Mbps, which is unexpectedly swift, especially since the fiber's symmetrical nature guarantees equal upload and download speeds.
One aspect that sets T-Mobile's fiber apart from its competitors is its five-year price lock. Say goodbye to pesky price fluctuations and enjoy the financial assurance this constant economy brings. Prices might be steep at the beginning, but they're par for the course - and more reasonable if you're already a T-Mobile mobile service subscriber.
Allan Samson, T-Mobile's Chief Broadband Officer, decided to dip his toes into the fray: “With the launch of T-Mobile Fiber, we're fulfilling our promise to give better broadband to the masses, the T-Mobile way. Our plans, fortified with long-term price guarantees, are designed to provide customers with more options and peace of mind.”
Given that prices are predicted to soar in the coming years, T-Mobile's fiber internet prices may appear more competitive in the future.
Check out these three plans T-Mobile's offering:
- Fiber 500 (500 Mbps): $80/mo ($75 with autopay, $60 with autopay and T-Mobile voice line)
- Fiber 1 Gig (1 Gbps): $95/mo ($90 with autopay, $75 with autopay and T-Mobile voice line)
- Fiber 2 Gig (2 Gbps): $110/mo ($105 with autopay, $90 with autopay and T-Mobile voice line, $70 in select locations with the Fiber Founders Club)
T-Mobile's fiber launch follows a partnership between the company and fiber internet provider Lumos. Furthermore, T-Mobile is anticipating a takeover of fiber provider Metronet, which could further extend its network reach.
"By utilizing existing local fiber infrastructure, T-Mobile is expediting growth and offering even more value, options, and flexibility to customers," T-Mobile revealed in a press release.
While 500,000 households represent a small number, T-Mobile aims to make its service accessible to 12 to 15 million households by the end of 2030. If all goes as planned, they might even extend beyond that number.
Are you on the edge of your seat? Here's a bit more about what T-Mobile has in store for the fiber-hungry masses:
- Fiber 500: 500 Mbps for $80/mo, discounted to $75/mo with autopay, and further reduced to $60/mo with autopay and a T-Mobile voice line.
- Fiber 1 Gig: 1 Gbps speeds for $95/mo, discounted to $90/mo with autopay, and discounted to $75/mo with autopay and a T-Mobile voice line.
- Fiber 2 Gig: The quickest plan offering 2 Gbps speeds for $110/mo, with discounts available via autopay and for $70 in select locations with the Fiber Founders Club.
Take heed! T-Mobile might have its sights set on turning the internet world upside down - one fiber connection at a time. Stay tuned for updates and don't miss out on the latest twists in this riveting tale!
T-Mobile's new fiber internet entry promises to deliver lightning-fast speeds and long-term price guarantees, positioning itself as a competitive player in the home internet market. With a target of making their service available to 12 to 15 million households by 2030, T-Mobile's fiber launch is set to revolutionize the internet landscape, one fiber connection at a time.
