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I've had Quantum Fiber in Seattle for a year or two now. It's fantastic! Symmetrical upload/download, no data cap, 1gbps, and I pay something like $75/mo. I wa
by shepherdjerred 2y ago
I've had Quantum Fiber in Seattle for a year or two now. It's fantastic! Symmetrical upload/download, no data cap, 1gbps, and I pay something like $75/mo.
I was paying $100/mo to Comcast for the same thing, though I had 1.2gbps down/35mbps up.
- wrycoder 2y agoIs your endpoint routable? Is the IP fixed or dynamic?
- volf_ 2y agoYes. Dynamic as the IP is renewed everytime your device resets
- linsomniac 2y agoGood to know, I was passingly wondering what the service level was that they were offering. CenturyLink currently can only offer me 60Mbps/5Mbps for $55/mo, until Q.com builds out more of the town. That compares poorly with the city FTTH which is 1G/1G for $70/mo, 2G/2G for $100, or 10G/10G for $200/mo. A static IPv4 is another $20/mo (which is admittedly pricy for an add-on, but $90/mo for gig with static feels fine to me).