Currently we use the Spectrum 400m program I have hooked to 7 Google Mesh pods. Its pretty reliable (UNLESS SOMEONE DOESNT READ THE 'DON'T MOVE THIS EQUIPMENT') I have printed and under each pod. I'm in a 104 year old, 4,000 sq ft house in Dallas. It took forever to place the Mesh pods in the correct location.

Spectrum just went up to $100/mo (all we use is internet and Amazon Prime and PBS) .

Just got an ad for the TMobile https://www.pcmag.com/reviews/t-mobile-home-internet which is a flat $50 with equipment furnished. Uses the WiFI 6 protocol and you can make 4 and 5g wifi calls

https://www.allconnect.com/blog/t-mobile-5g-home-internet-review



Wondering if anyone is using it now and if so, what do you think?

btw - that youtube is old, new data claims that it interacts with MESH just fine

a newer youtube

It is all about the new customer.

If you are hesitant to switch just call and act like it - you will get a better rate.


Have Google Mesh as well .... people bashing equipment in 3, 2, 1 ....

Keyser Soze said:

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It is all about the new customer.

If you are hesitant to switch just call and act like it - you will get a better rate.


Have Google Mesh as well .... people bashing equipment in 3, 2, 1 ....

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I love Google Mesh. I get about 450m in at entry point and it goes to 10 devices. this PC and laptop and my TV are the farthest away and still get 25-40, sometimes 80ish

Currently on Viasat in the country. It sucks! Would this work for someone with no cable or DSL?

BellCountyBear said:

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Currently on Viasat in the country. It sucks! Would this work for someone with no cable or DSL?

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Only if tyou can get TMoible in your area. Works off wifi

Love how one provider is touting upload speeds - for the vast majority it is about download speed

We have this at our ranch property in Hempstead and is a Godsend for getting work done out there. Also watching the occasional streaming show. Big fan.

Keyser Soze said:

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It is all about the new customer.

If you are hesitant to switch just call and act like it - you will get a better rate.


Have Google Mesh as well .... people bashing equipment in 3, 2, 1 ....

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Just did a factory reset using the new HOME App. Worked pretty well once I found out that the + was in the upper left corner

location matters a great deal - ok now but thinking about fine tuning.

fti Had a cusomer on Swiss having first Halloween. 700 pieces of candy and out very early.

Keyser Soze said:

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location matters a great deal - ok now but thinking about fine tuning.

fti Had a cusomer on Swiss having first Halloween. 700 pieces of candy and out very early.

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Its a mob scene out there by 9pm. Looked out my window and you couldnt see the street, the island in the middle and the street on the other side. After 9 its just kids looking for trouble so the cops start to run them off

BellCountyBear said:

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Currently on Viasat in the country. It sucks! Would this work for someone with no cable or DSL?

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Also on Viasat and hate it. Get 100m download speeds but really slow ping time and frequent drops. Makes remote working tough.

Freaking Gigabyte level internet is a half mile from me but AT&T wants $30k to bring it to my 10 home neighborhood.

Will check out T-mobile.

I have 1 gb speeds on my fiber optic lines. On wifi I am pushing a slow 600 mb

Ghostrider said:

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I have 1 gb speeds on my fiber optic lines. On wifi I am pushing a slow 600 mb

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Which speed test are you using? Different tests can vary wildly.

Try running speedtest.net, then fast.com. I also recommend running a test several times in a row, then taking an average of the results for a more accurate reading.

Are you hard wired into your router or wireless. That almost always makes a big difference. When I had AT&T 1 gig down, my wired service would be around 940mbps, but wireless was usually 600mbps or so.

I used Speedtest. Yes wired is 900+. Wireless is 600-700