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I'm a T-Mobile customer, at home I get about 75ish Mbps on my phone. If I go to the nearby city (about 15 miles away), there's one commercial spot that that I g
by jsgo 7y ago
I'm a T-Mobile customer, at home I get about 75ish Mbps on my phone. If I go to the nearby city (about 15 miles away), there's one commercial spot that that I go to where it jumps higher.
This home internet thing is basically a hotspot for your home. As such, I would guess the answer is "it depends."
I would also not pay for this as I already have T-Mobile One w/ International Plus option (+$25/month) that gives unlimited hotspot. It actually was my home internet for almost a year, until Spectrum setup in the neighborhood (previous provider was trash. Capping at 10 Mbps, "peak hours" of 3pm-2am, etc.). But if I didn't have the previously mentioned option and Spectrum hadn't come in yet? Oh, for sure, would be all over it.