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T-Mobile Home Internet rating

Pros

• No contracts
• No data caps
• Simple, affordable pricing
• Aggressively competitive with its terms and perks

Cons

• Speeds may vary
• Max download speeds don’t match fiber and cable
• Home internet customers deprioritized over mobile

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T-Mobile’s got to be feeling stoked about its 5G home internet offering. The number of subscribers continues to rise — up to 4.2 million customers, per the company’s third-quarter 2023 report. The Federal Communications Commission included T-Mobile’s home internet offering as one of only 11 fixed internet services able to cover over 5% of the US population. In June, the company made a splash with the latest , which placed it at the top of all non-fiber national . That’s an impressive run.

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One size fits all

There aren’t many qualifiers when discussing T-Mobile Home Internet plans. It’s one plan, one price and no additional fees. The premise of 5G home internet is that, unlike  (including coaxial cable lines, fiber-optic internet and digital subscriber line), you’re not reliant on underground constructions and deployments to get you connected. Instead, it’s a fixed wireless service that provides you with a router that connects to a cellular signal.

T-Mobile provides its Wi-Fi Gateway device, a combination modem and Wi-Fi 6 router compatible with T-Mobile’s 4G LTE and 5G networks. As you can see from the chart, the only variable is the average download and upload speed you’ll experience. At the bare minimum, T-Mobile says all eligible households should see average download speeds of 72 megabits per second. Depending on your location and the placement of the T-Mobile Gateway, you might see download speeds as high as 245Mbps.

Shouldn’t T-Mobile Home Internet be faster?

The hope and promise of 5G and its capabilities have not yet been fully realized. My colleague  and how not all “5G” is the same. In summary: Faster 5G speeds come with shorter ranges. The farther the distance, the less speed on the top end.

For T-Mobile to hit the road running with availability to over 30 million households at its launch, it needed to lean on its 4G LTE network and its growing 5G network. That’s why my CNET colleagues averaged just over 40Mbps download speeds with T-Mobile Home Internet, and some households may get up to just over 100Mbps. Anecdotally, we’ve heard of some users seeing download speeds as high as 300Mbps. Still, T-Mobile’s FAQ section promises customers will “see typical download speeds between 72-245Mbps.” So, that may be plenty of speed for many but don’t expect the higher download speeds you might get with fiber internet or cable plans. At least not yet.

No hidden fees (with a minor exception)

One of the significant wins for T-Mobile Home Internet is its straightforwardness. There’s no pesky small print. ISPs are notorious for their — they try to lure you in with enticing promo prices but then stick you with a larger bill after those terms expire. That’s not the case here.

T-Mobile Home Internet features no data caps, so you don’t have to fear data overage fees. There’s no equipment fee for the Gateway device, so you don’t have to figure out an additional monthly cost to tack on to your regular bill. It also requires no annual service contracts, so you don’t have any early termination fees looming over your head. These are all appealing aspects of this service and make it very enticing to try T-Mobile Home Internet if it’s available in your area.

All that said, there is one additional fee you’ll have to pay once at the start of your service: a $35 “device connection charge” similar to the activation fee you pay with many ISPs.

Promos and perks with T-Mobile Home Internet

In addition to its consumer-friendly simplicity, T-Mobile is sweetening the pot for potential customers. 

First, customers with eligible Go5G Plus and Magenta Max plans can save $20 monthly. Second, T-Mobile offers new customers a free Blink smart security package (a Blink Outdoor 4 and a mini pan-tilt camera) if they remain customers for at least 30 days. Additionally, there are a slew of other freebies to cover many interests: six months of SiriusXM (a $66 value), a full year of the Spanish-language streaming service ViX Plus and four months of Pandora Premium. Also, home internet customers can participate in , the company’s weekly discount and free perks promotion. 

But wait, there’s more: T-Mobile boasts a Price Lock guarantee, which means no rate changes for as long as you remain a customer. It runs a “Worry-free Test Drive” promotion, during which customers can try the service for 15 days with a money-back guarantee. Also, T-Mobile is offering customers $50 back in a virtual prepaid Mastercard if they switch over to T-Mobile Home Internet from another provider. Lastly, if customers are switching from a provider midcontract, T-Mobile will pay up to $750 in termination fees. That’s impressive.

T-Mobile Home Internet vs. competitors

Regarding availability, T-Mobile is ahead of its 5G home internet competitors, Starry and Verizon. is available in five major metropolitan areas: Boston, , , and Washington, DC. Verizon is available in more cities than T-Mobile (currently 900) but is behind T-Mobile’s total households covered.

However, Starry and Verizon have the upper hand on average download speeds. Starry customers typically see consistent download speeds of 200Mbps, and Verizon’s 5G Home Internet plans average around 300Mbps. What Starry and Verizon have given up regarding widespread availability, they currently make up for in the average speeds they deliver.

All three 5G home internet providers share freedom from all the hidden fees and pricing games that many cable and fiber ISPs play. With 5G, the monthly rate is the monthly rate. There are no added fees, equipment rental charges, data caps or binding annual contracts.

What’s the bottom line on T-Mobile Home Internet?

Regarding 5G, we’re much closer to the beginning than the end of where everything will shake out. If it’s speed you’re after, T-Mobile’s 5G home internet service might not impress if you have other cable and fiber internet providers available at your address. But if you’re in a rural or less developed area where DSL or satellite was your only previous option, T-Mobile will feel lightning fast by comparison.

Overall, T-Mobile has positioned itself as a viable option in the home internet space, making it an intriguing player to watch as it expands its 5G infrastructure. If nothing else, since it demands no contract commitment, it’s an opportunity to try a different option and maybe even use it as leverage to . Hopefully, the more options we have as consumers, our internet service will improve in the long run.

T-Mobile Home Internet FAQs

Are there data caps with T-Mobile Home Internet?

No. T-Mobile Home Internet features unlimited data. Customers will not have any potential data overage fees or charges hanging over their heads. That said, T-Mobile Home Internet customers could find their service slowed in cases where the company prioritizes its mobile users over its fixed wireless customers.

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Does T-Mobile Home Internet come with a router?

Yes. One of the appealing aspects of T-Mobile Home Internet is that its monthly fee — $50 per month if you use AutoPay and $30 monthly for eligible Go5G Plus and Magenta Max mobile customers — includes a 5G Gateway (a modem/router combo device). The T-Mobile equipment lease is included in the one fee, and all that’s required is that you return the device when you end service with T-Mobile.

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Is T-Mobile Home Internet faster than satellite internet?

For the most part, yes, but not unequivocally. As T-Mobile says in its Open Internet policy, “many factors affect the speed and performance that customers experience, including … proximity to a cell site, weather and the surrounding terrain,” so your download speeds, which average between 72-245Mbps, are not guaranteed. But customers should see download speeds higher than those typically achieved by HughesNet (average of 25Mbps) and Viasat (12-100Mbps). The Starlink plans can boast a similar range (20-250Mbps) but are not as widely available as T-Mobile Home Internet. It’s also much more expensive — $90-$120 a month, plus a one-time equipment fee of $599.

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