I noticed my TMo gateway dropped to 3 bars when it was previously 4 bars. I raised it about 18 inches and rotated the unit about 20°. Right back to 4 bars! 250down and 45 up.
I signed up for amplified (middle plan) recently. I am genuinely shocked at the speeds I’m getting. Significantly more than advertised. 750-850 down, 80-120 up, and 14-18ms ping. Saving $80 a month vs. Comcast. I signed up based on your review. Thank you!
@ IL. Chicago suburbs. I also lowered the plan to $35 with no change in performance. I believe the key is getting the white amplified router and obviously having a close tower with the high speed bands. I have one about a half mile away.
I signed up for the all in plan two days ago from their website. The next day I get an email with my order and notice that they are shipping it to a wrong address. I call them up and the support person cannot change the shipping so will cancel the order but place a new order to the correct address. Today I get an email showing both orders still active and the second new order was not for the all-in plan but the lowest plan. The level of incompetence is staggering. I called and cancelled both orders.
I get consistently really fast speeds, like 800 down and 150 up. I don’t game I only stream so I don’t know how it works for that, but what I use it for does the job!
I use what’s now called the $35 plan I’ve had it for over a year. I’ve had two outages speeds are very inconsistent, but they still get the job done for streaming and that’s all that really matters. There have been improvements on the network in my area speeds in the last month have gotten a lot better. I’ve still never seen that 415 download speed, though I’m in the high upper 200s middle 300s I’m in Southeast Wisconsin
I switched to TMHI in October from 6 Mbps DSL. So far it’s been great, most times getting around 300-450 Mbps. The exception was the week around Thanksgiving was extremely slow between 5-60 Mbps and very high ping numbers. Internet was very laggy during that period. Fiber was just installed in my location but if T Mobile keeps working like it has and at the same price I’ll probably keep it since there’s no contact.
Seems to be a lot of variance based on geographical location; probably a good idea to find reviews of the service from local subscribers...especially if it is a more rural area.
I have this in west Texas and all day every day my speeds are around 1100 mbps to 600mbps. I have no issues with mine. Just my smart tvs and some appliances.
Just got T mobile with the new Gateway.I had to call customer support for the 10 digit access code. Also transferred both phones from AT&T to T mobile which resulted in an internet discount and less for phone service than AT&T costed. We had moved from NH to NY where they did not have T mobile and only Xfinity internet which charged $94.99 per month for about 2 years with the 1 GB modem, and was going up to $114.99 if we stayed. AT&T elite for 2 phones was about $153.00 per month and had just gone up about $5.00 Monthly per phone line. Plus when Xfinity installed Internet, moving to another apartment, there was a $100.00 installation fee. So this T mobile internet and phone services costs less than over $155.00 a month for 2 phones and now Xfinity internet would have been $114.99 per month with no other choice there. By the way we had dropped cable TV and home phone there and here too, only having Over the air TV mainly to see Me TV there and now from NYC stations versus Boston at the previous location. 😊
The TMobile 5G wireless just didn't work for me and I was hoping it would. The speeds were all over the place and very inconsistent. One minute I'd have 250Mbps down. A half hour later I'd have 4Mbps down. I had 4-5 bars on the gateway, too. I just don't think it was quite ready for my area and may have been overloaded. I may try it again sometime but I prefer a wired service for more reliability.
Question on the ‘only use from one fixed home location’. I need for a boat that we often use at the dock ‘ the home location’ but what happens if we head out. Will service just be blocked due to location change ? Currently paying $50 a month for tmo 5G hotspot capped at 100gb. This product would be great for me but not if blocked when away from the ‘home location’
I just bought Quantum Fiber price for life 200 mb by directional $30 a month with auto pay price for life , had it one month now works great no issues so far. $35 with no auto pay.
that speed is good enough for 4k streaming, provided that there are not too many wifi devices connected to your network. I have cable internet and I'm paying $85 for 500 mb....BUT i'm getting around 300 ish mb download and 7 ish mb upload on a good day, I had the Cable techs come to my house to check why I am not getting something close to the "Promised" speed. They just told me that the coax cable from the cable company to my house it is just too old. Go figure. No Fiber choice here either. If I had fiber internet, they offer twice the speed for almost half the price, and for what I see on this video, 5g it is not a choice either.
They have been advertising a $20 backup plan that is intended to kick in when your cable ISP goes down. It's limited to 120 GB per month. I'm wondering if it will work standalone. That's said, T-Mobile uses CGNAT so you never get a real IP address which makes some stuff, like security cameras, fail.
Thank you for the video! I just got my rely internet I want to know any special techniques to set up mesh wifi system if I am using mine because I tried setup my Tp-link but unsuccessful. Can you get a video to talk about that.
I don’t have TP-Link, but I’ve definitely seen this question on forums before. There is a T-Mobile forum, but I would start with T-Mobile support. Call them and see if they can help.
Never had an issue with the phone service during the past 15 months. The home service was good enough for streaming but gaming was a no go. Received a random speed boost after a month roughly. The lag spikes made gaming impossible. I'd experience issues I wouldn't normally had I been connected to my normal wifi or wired to a satellite through FiOS. Speed never let me down I can say that. The deal breaker was it wouldn't be good as a cheaper alternative to substitute for FiOS because there's others in the house. And I can't run wires to backhaul the mesh network I think is the way to say it.
@@JCNOAOUI was referring to console, I'd imagine the lag spikes would be the same for PC? Or no? I say that because I'd always be a yellow bar using the home service playing destiny and a green bar means good connection to the game or host.
Not really unlimited if they will impose a slowdown due to data usage. Think about if you had this in a home of (ex) 6 with several being teenagers and one or both parents that work from home.
I wouldn’t allow T-Mobile to automatically draft my bank account or debit card. There are too many data breaches and it is sometimes difficult to stop the automatic drafts.
Loving the new plan breakdown! I’m leaning towards the 'Rely' plan for the price, but those streaming perks on the 'All-In' plan are tempting. Anyone actually use them? 🤔
Well, I had a very bad experience. Just recently, the T-Mobile home internet and home phone. They were advertising a deal at $30 a month for both well. I paid $50 a month. Just for a home internet so I got online to see if I qualify for the home internet and home phones for $30 a month. Why not save 20 bucks? Well, in the long run that didn't work out for me. I ended up with a bill at $150 a month. Now, that kind of be beat the purpose of saving any money. But my story goes further. I will post more about the story as it unwinds.😢
Love t-mobile since I switched from Cox over a year and a half ago. It is more reliable than cox and the price point is great. Just ran a speed test. 195.33 download and 40.85 upload speeds at 6:17 PM. I run RUclips tv and surf the internet at the same time with no problems.
@@MichaelSavesI’ve got the white one, with the mesh in New York. My price is $70 per month on autopay. I’ve had it for about 6 months now. Idk if I’m overpaying, but for the most part, it works well at about 300mbs down, and 100mbs up. Does that sound right?
Price lock doesnt mean anything. Tmobile broke that promise before. Still nice to have the option so this is a decent offer overall i just wouldnt get it for the price lock. My cox goes out all the time so im thinking about trying tmobile
Eh, I live in a rural area with a lot of trees. I got the Gr white box and I added the quad mini pro. I was getting about 180 down and about 6 up. Changed plans to amp and I get 180 down and 10 up SMH, no matter where I move the quad mini it jumps up to about 400 then drops fast down to 180. I dont get it haha.
Wanted T-Mobile to work, but just wasn't consistent in my area. Always had only 1-2 bars even after getting an antenna. Which meant we either had 300-400mbps or 10 mbps.... Then they did that increase in price if you wanted to travel with it, which meant no more taking it with us on camping trips. Anyway we found out as long as we call up xfinity every year we can actually get it cheaper than T-Mobile.
Yes it is. There is sometimes an issue where because of the dynamic IP address, you may see the wrong local stations. You can easily fix that without calling support. Details: ruclips.net/video/vXFlCvaY-8Y/видео.html
Well, one is cable and one 5G. I have both. There is a video on my channel about NOW. If you are in an Xfinity area and have a good experience with them, you may prefer NOW.
If your not getting signal strong I called tech found my house by hybrid map and I was need of tower facing my window since my place all face same direction. Different tower and boom 780 mb slow is 500
We have Mint cell service which originally was serviced by T-Mobile and recently was purchased by T-Mobile. Can I use my cell with Wi-Fi off to gauge the quality of the connection to expect? I currently have fiber via Frontier. They just increase the billing to $105/mo 150/150 mbps. They annoy me because I constantly see low priced offer for higher data rates. I was thinking of switching to T-Mobile for a while and then coming back to Frontier with one their bargain deals. I currently use 2 Ubiquity Aliens and would want to tie into them, probably turning the T-mobile WiFi off.
Doing a speed test with Mint could provide one data point since it does use T-Mobile's towers and is deprioritized. However, what's more important is your proximity to a tower. T-Mobile should not offer the 5G internet plan to you unless they believe you will get decent speeds. Have you checked availability yet? This is a link to enter your address: michaelsaves.com/recommends/t-mobile-home-internet/
@@MichaelSaves I have checked availability and they say yes. I know their tower is to my south. I would probably need to place their router upstairs. There are no windows on that side but I have a glassed in patio that take some work to power and cable to.
@ they have improved the app with more specific guides to help users position the gateway. May be worth a shot. You are paying well over the average for internet right now.
We still remain in a very weak 5G (and 4G!) area. I wish it wasn't the case. Our only Internet providers are two fiber companies who have colluded on pricing, which have been spiking upward these days. As it is, we're currently Sling TV subscribers, so that's a double whammy for us with T-Mobile. Ugh.
Good. From what I’ve seen (my own testing) and what Sling TV told me, it’s mostly an issue when people get their locals via Sling - not with an antenna.
I've been using the service for almost a year. Biggest mistake I ever made in the Entertainment space. I've never had even close to a 5g connection and it's constantly cutting in and out.
i have mine for 2 years and getting 400 down and 40 up without any issues. The T-Mobile tower is actually across the street so i'm getting the FULL Speed just for being nearby the tower.
I've been using t-mobile home internet for 2 years now and couldnt be happier. Their customer service is exceptional when you compare it to verizon, ziply, ATT, etc. I live in a rural area where cable and other high speed internet isnt available, so this has been a God send. Plus if power gets knocked out, phone lines down, etc I dont lose internet. I have 5G towers in line of sight so my speeds are good to great. The only other real option is Starlink, and they are running off a 30 year old business model where you have to buy equipment and still pay $100 or more per month, and I wouldnt give elon musk a dime.
His speeds that he shown are definitely true. Think it’s more of a location thing that counts for it too, Seen it all the time workin at metro, but I use 3.5 tb last month and my speeds stayed above 150 mpbs down and 30-50 up.
That unlimited is a total lie, in my area there is no unlimited they do not have a place are there tower for you they want to put you on a wait list with thousands and thousands of more people that is on that wait list you will never get an unlimited plan through T-Mobile it is a total scam shame and a lie I live 10 mi from the tower and I can't get it they only give me $150 megabytes and when I use that they turn my service off
Love tmobile as my phone and internet provider. Highly recommended compared to satellite internet for those who are a gamer lol. the ping rate/ latency. The lower the better. The higher it is well good luck on that call of duty or any game session 😂
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I noticed my TMo gateway dropped to 3 bars when it was previously 4 bars. I raised it about 18 inches and rotated the unit about 20°. Right back to 4 bars! 250down and 45 up.
Funny how a small movement can make a big difference. I can move mine 6 inches on my desk and the same thing happens!
I signed up for amplified (middle plan) recently. I am genuinely shocked at the speeds I’m getting. Significantly more than advertised. 750-850 down, 80-120 up, and 14-18ms ping. Saving $80 a month vs. Comcast. I signed up based on your review. Thank you!
Hope it sticks!
what state are you at?
@ IL. Chicago suburbs. I also lowered the plan to $35 with no change in performance. I believe the key is getting the white amplified router and obviously having a close tower with the high speed bands. I have one about a half mile away.
I signed up for the all in plan two days ago from their website. The next day I get an email with my order and notice that they are shipping it to a wrong address. I call them up and the support person cannot change the shipping so will cancel the order but place a new order to the correct address. Today I get an email showing both orders still active and the second new order was not for the all-in plan but the lowest plan. The level of incompetence is staggering. I called and cancelled both orders.
You can get setup autopay with T-Mobile using a debit card or bank account, then pay ahead with a credit card and still keep the autopay discount.
I did that and got kicked off of auto-pay after a couple of months. The discount is too small for it to be worth the hassle for me anyway
I get consistently really fast speeds, like 800 down and 150 up. I don’t game I only stream so I don’t know how it works for that, but what I use it for does the job!
800 down is insane overkill for most people. Once you’re past 250 Mbps, it’s virtually impossible to really see any difference.
I use what’s now called the $35 plan I’ve had it for over a year. I’ve had two outages speeds are very inconsistent, but they still get the job done for streaming and that’s all that really matters. There have been improvements on the network in my area speeds in the last month have gotten a lot better. I’ve still never seen that 415 download speed, though I’m in the high upper 200s middle 300s
I’m in Southeast Wisconsin
I switched to TMHI in October from 6 Mbps DSL. So far it’s been great, most times getting around 300-450 Mbps. The exception was the week around Thanksgiving was extremely slow between 5-60 Mbps and very high ping numbers. Internet was very laggy during that period. Fiber was just installed in my location but if T Mobile keeps working like it has and at the same price I’ll probably keep it since there’s no contact.
Seems to be a lot of variance based on geographical location; probably a good idea to find reviews of the service from local subscribers...especially if it is a more rural area.
I agree with this! Nextdoor app is a good resource.
I have this in west Texas and all day every day my speeds are around 1100 mbps to 600mbps. I have no issues with mine. Just my smart tvs and some appliances.
Thank you for this video.
Just got T mobile with the new
Gateway.I had to call customer
support for the 10 digit access
code. Also transferred both phones from AT&T to T mobile
which resulted in an internet
discount and less for phone
service than AT&T costed.
We had moved from NH to NY
where they did not have T mobile and only Xfinity internet
which charged $94.99 per month for about 2 years with
the 1 GB modem, and was going up to $114.99 if we stayed.
AT&T elite for 2 phones was
about $153.00 per month and
had just gone up about $5.00
Monthly per phone line.
Plus when Xfinity installed
Internet, moving to another
apartment, there was a $100.00 installation fee.
So this T mobile internet
and phone services costs
less than over $155.00
a month for 2 phones and
now Xfinity internet would
have been $114.99 per month
with no other choice there.
By the way we had dropped
cable TV and home phone
there and here too, only having
Over the air TV mainly to see
Me TV there and now from NYC stations versus Boston
at the previous location. 😊
The TMobile 5G wireless just didn't work for me and I was hoping it would. The speeds were all over the place and very inconsistent. One minute I'd have 250Mbps down. A half hour later I'd have 4Mbps down. I had 4-5 bars on the gateway, too. I just don't think it was quite ready for my area and may have been overloaded. I may try it again sometime but I prefer a wired service for more reliability.
I tried it too and cancelled, speeds were so bad I couldn't even stream. I went back to xfinity
I have the G4AR. In the heart of LA, I'm getting about 650 down and 40 up.
Question on the ‘only use from one fixed home location’. I need for a boat that we often use at the dock ‘ the home location’ but what happens if we head out. Will service just be blocked due to location change ?
Currently paying $50 a month for tmo 5G hotspot capped at 100gb.
This product would be great for me but not if blocked when away from the ‘home location’
They have a special plan for people in your situation called Away www.t-mobile.com/home-internet/plans/rv-camper-internet-plans
Thanks for the video
I just bought Quantum Fiber price for life 200 mb by directional $30 a month with auto pay price for life , had it one month now works great no issues so far. $35 with no auto pay.
200mb is slow for $30 a month. and NOT even close to what fiber speeds are. you should be hitting 2gigs witch would be around 250000000 mb
that speed is good enough for 4k streaming, provided that there are not too many wifi devices connected to your network. I have cable internet and I'm paying $85 for 500 mb....BUT i'm getting around 300 ish mb download and 7 ish mb upload on a good day, I had the Cable techs come to my house to check why I am not getting something close to the "Promised" speed. They just told me that the coax cable from the cable company to my house it is just too old. Go figure. No Fiber choice here either. If I had fiber internet, they offer twice the speed for almost half the price, and for what I see on this video, 5g it is not a choice either.
@@McCov1 no its not. I have about the same speeds as you and its impossible to stream 4k. 4k requires a min of 1gig and that's pushing it min
They have been advertising a $20 backup plan that is intended to kick in when your cable ISP goes down. It's limited to 120 GB per month. I'm wondering if it will work standalone. That's said, T-Mobile uses CGNAT so you never get a real IP address which makes some stuff, like security cameras, fail.
Thank you for the video! I just got my rely internet I want to know any special techniques to set up mesh wifi system if I am using mine because I tried setup my Tp-link but unsuccessful. Can you get a video to talk about that.
I don’t have TP-Link, but I’ve definitely seen this question on forums before. There is a T-Mobile forum, but I would start with T-Mobile support. Call them and see if they can help.
Speed depends where u live and how close you are to there tower
im 200 foot away from a tower...i should be good huh?
Never had an issue with the phone service during the past 15 months. The home service was good enough for streaming but gaming was a no go. Received a random speed boost after a month roughly. The lag spikes made gaming impossible. I'd experience issues I wouldn't normally had I been connected to my normal wifi or wired to a satellite through FiOS. Speed never let me down I can say that. The deal breaker was it wouldn't be good as a cheaper alternative to substitute for FiOS because there's others in the house. And I can't run wires to backhaul the mesh network I think is the way to say it.
When you say gaming is a no go are you speaking about PC only or consoles also like Xbox and PlayStation gaming?
@@JCNOAOUI was referring to console, I'd imagine the lag spikes would be the same for PC? Or no? I say that because I'd always be a yellow bar using the home service playing destiny and a green bar means good connection to the game or host.
@@kingofgames0304PSN wow yeah that’s crazy smh.. I appreciate your reply 2🙏🏾
Not really unlimited if they will impose a slowdown due to data usage. Think about if you had this in a home of (ex) 6 with several being teenagers and one or both parents that work from home.
yep same when they insisted that data caps were unlimited. just switched to some other BS
I wouldn’t allow T-Mobile to automatically draft my bank account or debit card. There are too many data breaches and it is sometimes difficult to stop the automatic drafts.
Loving the new plan breakdown! I’m leaning towards the 'Rely' plan for the price, but those streaming perks on the 'All-In' plan are tempting. Anyone actually use them? 🤔
How is gaming can i port forward for my own server
I use t mobile home internet and sling tv works fine. what exactly doesn't work between the two?
Well, I had a very bad experience. Just recently, the T-Mobile home internet and home phone. They were advertising a deal at $30 a month for both well. I paid $50 a month. Just for a home internet so I got online to see if I qualify for the home internet and home phones for $30 a month. Why not save 20 bucks? Well, in the long run that didn't work out for me. I ended up with a bill at $150 a month. Now, that kind of be beat the purpose of saving any money. But my story goes further. I will post more about the story as it unwinds.😢
How you go from $30 a month to $150? If you don’t mind sharing
I won't hold my breath. 😂
Does t Mobile have home phone landline offer? ik ik i could just use my cell but i still like a homephone plan.
Get T-Mobile home internet and get Magic-Jack for home phone service.
Sling worked perfectly fine on my T-Mobile 5G
Do you get any locals with Sling? That is usually the issue.
Love t-mobile since I switched from Cox over a year and a half ago. It is more reliable than cox and the price point is great. Just ran a speed test. 195.33 download and 40.85 upload speeds at 6:17 PM. I run RUclips tv and surf the internet at the same time with no problems.
How do you run a speed test on T-Mobile?
Thanks for your review it's really better than cox for gaming also I streaming alot and gaming sometimes
I'm moving to my new apartment this weekend and I'm trying to find the best Internet provider
I hope you have a good move. The apartment complex manager may know the best options. There’s also the tool on my website.
Prices vary by location?
Prices should not, but availability does. Did I misspeak? If so, my apologies. It happens!
@@MichaelSavesI’ve got the white one, with the mesh in New York. My price is $70 per month on autopay. I’ve had it for about 6 months now. Idk if I’m overpaying, but for the most part, it works well at about 300mbs down, and 100mbs up. Does that sound right?
@ yes it does. The just refreshed the plans this month. So new names and slightly different pricing.
@ thank you!
It works perfect for me !
Price lock doesnt mean anything. Tmobile broke that promise before.
Still nice to have the option so this is a decent offer overall i just wouldnt get it for the price lock. My cox goes out all the time so im thinking about trying tmobile
I agree with you, although it looks like the new Price Lock is better than the one before that was really not a price lock at all.
Eh, I live in a rural area with a lot of trees. I got the Gr white box and I added the quad mini pro. I was getting about 180 down and about 6 up. Changed plans to amp and I get 180 down and 10 up SMH, no matter where I move the quad mini it jumps up to about 400 then drops fast down to 180. I dont get it haha.
Wanted T-Mobile to work, but just wasn't consistent in my area. Always had only 1-2 bars even after getting an antenna. Which meant we either had 300-400mbps or 10 mbps.... Then they did that increase in price if you wanted to travel with it, which meant no more taking it with us on camping trips. Anyway we found out as long as we call up xfinity every year we can actually get it cheaper than T-Mobile.
68.1 and 16.9 in susanville ca.
Is Tmobile compatible with RUclipsTv? (so I can get local channels) I hate Hulu so I don't care if its not compatible with that.
Yes it is. There is sometimes an issue where because of the dynamic IP address, you may see the wrong local stations. You can easily fix that without calling support. Details: ruclips.net/video/vXFlCvaY-8Y/видео.html
Question. Does the bundle count if you have metro by tmobile ?
Also how would you compare this to NOW internet ?
Metro has its own version of the service that it sells, so you would want to go through them for the bundle discount
Well, one is cable and one 5G. I have both. There is a video on my channel about NOW. If you are in an Xfinity area and have a good experience with them, you may prefer NOW.
I had it for about 4 months and they speeds were slow was getting 50 -60 everyday and was a lot of buffing. I had to cancel it
Why would T-Mobile include Hulu if you can not stream Hulu?
Hulu is fine. Hulu Live has the issues.
@MichaelSaves gotcha, never knew there were two versions of Hulu.
What wifi version does the gateway have, 6e? Or latest 7?
There are several gateways. Mine is WiFi 6. www.t-mobile.com/support/home-internet/arcadyan-gateway
My download speed is 119.48 Mbps, and my upload speed is 25.51 Mbps. Now it is up to 155.36 Mbps.
I had T-Mobile Home Internet for a couple of weeks two years ago and I simply could not live with the variability in speed.
If your not getting signal strong I called tech found my house by hybrid map and I was need of tower facing my window since my place all face same direction. Different tower and boom 780 mb slow is 500
Yeah, T-mobile's price promises mean nothing. They broke their promises before.
False
Can you please elaborate?
You must be confusing Tmobile with AT&T
Doesn't work with sling? Not going to work for us
We have Mint cell service which originally was serviced by T-Mobile and recently was purchased by T-Mobile. Can I use my cell with Wi-Fi off to gauge the quality of the connection to expect? I currently have fiber via Frontier. They just increase the billing to $105/mo 150/150 mbps. They annoy me because I constantly see low priced offer for higher data rates. I was thinking of switching to T-Mobile for a while and then coming back to Frontier with one their bargain deals. I currently use 2 Ubiquity Aliens and would want to tie into them, probably turning the T-mobile WiFi off.
Doing a speed test with Mint could provide one data point since it does use T-Mobile's towers and is deprioritized. However, what's more important is your proximity to a tower. T-Mobile should not offer the 5G internet plan to you unless they believe you will get decent speeds. Have you checked availability yet? This is a link to enter your address: michaelsaves.com/recommends/t-mobile-home-internet/
@@MichaelSaves I have checked availability and they say yes. I know their tower is to my south. I would probably need to place their router upstairs. There are no windows on that side but I have a glassed in patio that take some work to power and cable to.
@ they have improved the app with more specific guides to help users position the gateway. May be worth a shot. You are paying well over the average for internet right now.
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Please do starlink
We still remain in a very weak 5G (and 4G!) area. I wish it wasn't the case. Our only Internet providers are two fiber companies who have colluded on pricing, which have been spiking upward these days. As it is, we're currently Sling TV subscribers, so that's a double whammy for us with T-Mobile. Ugh.
I have paid $50.00 monthly for almost a year since I ordered it.
T-Mobile cell phone isn't the issue he is talking about home internet plans
Data caps? I used 4-5T a month with xfinity
This service is not for you then
I have sling with a air tv player working just fine inside and outside the home with the T-mobile home internet
Good. From what I’ve seen (my own testing) and what Sling TV told me, it’s mostly an issue when people get their locals via Sling - not with an antenna.
I've been using the service for almost a year. Biggest mistake I ever made in the Entertainment space.
I've never had even close to a 5g connection and it's constantly cutting in and out.
i have mine for 2 years and getting 400 down and 40 up without any issues. The T-Mobile tower is actually across the street so i'm getting the FULL Speed just for being nearby the tower.
very lucky!
Has your bill changed? I recently activated all in plan with $70 price lock.
@@R.I.PXXX999no. Still at $30 bucks when I got it 2 years ago
I got T-Mobile home internet I get over 600 plus Mbps download
We finally got fiber... $59 a month for 2 Gbit
I've been using t-mobile home internet for 2 years now and couldnt be happier. Their customer service is exceptional when you compare it to verizon, ziply, ATT, etc. I live in a rural area where cable and other high speed internet isnt available, so this has been a God send. Plus if power gets knocked out, phone lines down, etc I dont lose internet. I have 5G towers in line of sight so my speeds are good to great. The only other real option is Starlink, and they are running off a 30 year old business model where you have to buy equipment and still pay $100 or more per month, and I wouldnt give elon musk a dime.
I’m 220-250 down and 11-13 up
What about the Backup plan? I already have a primary home internet provider.
It's interesting. Do you feel you need it? It's not unlimited, but seems to use a similar gateway as the Rely plan.
So you’re telling me that when I spend 1.2tb of data my internet will be so slow that I won’t be able to watch even a video on RUclips
His speeds that he shown are definitely true. Think it’s more of a location thing that counts for it too, Seen it all the time workin at metro, but I use 3.5 tb last month and my speeds stayed above 150 mpbs down and 30-50 up.
I'm on this
Love my T-Mo Home Internet. As long as they don't mess with my price lock I'm not moving.
I get Netflix and Apple tv for free
Finding WHERE its available is the issue.
Some of the comments here are saying that their is a cap so im not sure who to believe now lol
I explain in the video. Speed slower after 1.2TB.
T-mobile internet is great if you like watching RUclips in 144p.
That unlimited is a total lie, in my area there is no unlimited they do not have a place are there tower for you they want to put you on a wait list with thousands and thousands of more people that is on that wait list you will never get an unlimited plan through T-Mobile it is a total scam shame and a lie I live 10 mi from the tower and I can't get it they only give me $150 megabytes and when I use that they turn my service off
Love tmobile as my phone and internet provider. Highly recommended compared to satellite internet for those who are a gamer lol. the ping rate/ latency. The lower the better. The higher it is well good luck on that call of duty or any game session 😂
I got sling TV no issues
Do you get locals in your Sling package?
I get fox,NBC and abc@@MichaelSaves
@@MichaelSavesWe get CBS with Paramount.
@@MichaelSaves no
@@MichaelSaves ota
so each plan 60 70 or 80 dollars and a cap. also throttling during busy time. so another scam no better than cable internet. they can keep it.
So Far, So Good, No Changes Here, Now, Or, the Foreseeable Future, especially, at the Price Point of $35.00 with a voice line…
You could barely get anything depending the area you’re at now
RUclips Tv INCREASING $10 IN jANUARY 2025
*"To keep up with the rising cost of content and the investments we make in the quality of our service, we’re updating our monthly price from $72.99/month to $82.99/month starting January 13, 2025."*
Their investment in greed. Others R getting more nd they want more for the investors.
I don't want 5g anywhere near me...
No
Everyone sucks in some way out another
Nope
nothing burger
T-Mobile 5G is trash I took it in. Back to spectrum 1G for $70.00
Sling worked perfectly fine on my T-Mobile 5G