5g home internet probably isn't as good as fiber, but so far with T-Mo‘s $50/mo plan I average 250/30mbit with around 30ms latency. In a relatively dense newer

5g home internet probably isn't as good as fiber, but so far with T-Mo‘s $50/mo plan I average 250/30mbit with around 30ms latency. In a relatively dense newer suburb, Att only offers 50/10 "advertised speed" DSL and the cable company's 100/15 is over $70 plus rental fees. The biggest drawback of 5g is CG-NAT which requires tunneling if you want to host web services.