Giving you a dual stack IPv4/6 address (with IPv4 often NATed) is one of the thinks the German ISPs do well. But for many other thinks there are to often to ma

Giving you a dual stack IPv4/6 address (with IPv4 often NATed) is one of the thinks the German ISPs do well. But for many other thinks there are to often to many problems including bad availability of speeds about 50Mb/10Mb and they still selling you faster speeds which technically can't be delivered. And for many areas of Germany it boils down to: - If you live in a city and only go for 50Mb it's often ok (but even in cities there tend to be areas with faulty installations causing problems for the citizens in that area for years, e.g. my sister and a co-worker of mine had/have that problem). - If you live in the metro area but not in the city it's spotty sometimes going with LTE is better, sometimes it's not, sometimes you should by both to make sure at least one of them works (my former co-worker had that problem). - If you live outside the metro area it's random either you get reliable reasonable fast internet if you buy from the right provider or you get less then 1Mb no matter what provider you choose (multiple of my friends had/have that problem).