I wonder what are the real speeds, because true unmetered gigabit link certainly costs more than $26 (and even more than $260). I believe it's that you would g

I wonder what are the real speeds, because true unmetered gigabit link certainly costs more than $26 (and even more than $260). I believe it's that you would get a peak speed of about 1 Gbps, but I'm certainly sure it's impossible to have a constant 1 Gpbs speed over long time. In one possible case, you'll divide the ISPs' uplink with other users, so if ISP has a total uplink connectivity of 100Gbps - which is extremly rare case - and there are 1000 users, they'll all get less than 100Mbps. In another case, if you'll hit some sort of a bandwidth cap, your connection will be shaped down.