Best RV Internet Solution? T-Mobile Home Internet
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- Опубліковано 1 сер 2024
- T-Mobile Home Internet Services For Full Time RVers
What is the best RV Internet solution? T-Mobile's Home Internet comes in as one of the tops at $50 per month (cheaper if autopay) for unlimited high-speed Internet service.
T-Mobile's 5G Home Internet is one of the most affordable and reliable home internet options available. For just $50/mo., you can access fast, reliable internet with no data caps or Hidden Fees.
Plus, with AutoPay, you can save even more money each month.
Setting up T-Mobile 5G Home Internet is simple and only takes a few minutes. You can have fast, reliable internet up and running in no time! Whether you're streaming HD movies, gaming online, or just browsing the web, T-Mobile 5G Home Internet has you covered.
So why wait? Get started today and see the difference T-Mobile 5G Home Internet makes.
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We started using T-Mobile Home Internet for three months now and have been 100% happy with it. No more paying out the nose for internet and limited data. Fast, unlimited data is going to make T-Mobile the internet provider for RVers everywhere. No more buffering in our RV!!
Thanks for your comment...we are using our T-Mobile and Starlink...seems to work well.
We’ve been using it for two months full time in our RV in various places around Southern California. It’s performed flawlessly. It’s a total game changer for us, as we work remotely.
Agree...I am using it now in Palm Coast Florida and working great.
Great video Stuart
Got it. Works better with my ASUS RT-AC86U router wired to it.
It is good to know that T-Mobile home internet can be used outside a home with a fixed address. Thank You
Yes, that was great news...Verizon still hasn't allowed this to happen yet...maybe one day, they will catch up.
Interesting use. We were told, by our local T-Mobile store that we could use it in our RV.
I have tmobile home internet in my stationary camper in central indiana and i have 5g here. Im getting 250-386MB Down its amazing!
Awesome
Yeah, I’m full-time with T-Mobile home Internet, but I’m stationary but you gotta love this living in an RV and been able to have a steady Internet connection though. I’m downloading that roughly 342 right now and uploads close to 70.
The TMobile service is amazing
Thanks for a great informative video
Great video Stu
Hey there! thanks for the great review! Ive definitely looked into using t-mobile but ended up going with homefi and its been great! i have no connectivity issues and high speed internet no matter where I go.
This is a really old video now as well
We are about to go RV full time in June and your video is helping us decide our Wi-Fi provider. Thank you so much for your video!!
Good luck
Interesting use. We were told, by our local T-Mobile store, that we could use it in our RV.
Works great for us...
Just upgraded. So far for the price it works and has no data caps! We just need to travel with it and see how well it works state to state. Great video! AT&T was under 2mbps, so getting 5mpbs is super great! 😂 We are super curious about the travel ability.
Ours worked great...had to send it back when we left the US for good. Doesn't work outside of the US. We miss it because Canada doesn't have anything close to this service.
Scooped this for $35 a month and $50 visa gift card. Will be good for traveling
Good deal
Would had been nice if you added a Speedtest so you can show the speeds thank you 🙏 and aloha from Hawaii I love my T-Mobile home internet and get great speeds of 580/730 download and 65/135 upload in my apartment thats the site is about .3 miles away from me
Thanks for your comment...our T-Mobile Home Internet is great...speedtest results vary for us since we are mobile all the time...but they are generally good. Thanks for stopping by and visiting.
A critical fact he left out is they are strictly limiting who can get this. And their rule is for residential use only. They been shutting off peoples service when they found them to be traveling around in a vehicle with it.
Thanks for your comment, this video is a year old now, and things may have changed. However, when we used this device, there were never any issues. We even told T-Mobile we were roaming, we examined the fine print, and there was never an issue.
Don't you miss "dial up" AOL?? 🤣
Ha Ha...Never!
@@outnaboot I can still hear the sound of it in my head!
😂
This was a great vid! Have you done any zoom/google calls with this hotspot? I'm just wondering because I want to be remote at a campsite and work from a tent, if this would work for when I have conference calls. Thanks again for the vid!
I used this solution with Microsoft Teams work meetings for months. Worked great. But remember, it is only as good as the coverage area.
Thank you so much for the video and the helpful information. My wife and I plan to travel across the US in our camper van for 3-4 months, from the east coast to the west coast. We also have to work from our van. Would you recommend the t-mobile home internet solution for our extended road trip? Does it also work while driving, where the router would constantly have to connect to a different cell tower? Or do you have to reconnect / reboot the home internet router every time you stay at new location and therefore use e.g. your smartphone to stay online while driving? And how would we get the router / find a supported region or address?
Apologies for asking so many questions and many thanks in advance for your help.
Best.
Michael
It works great when traveling. We use it all the time. Of course, it would hop to new towers, but we haven't had any challenges. Never really had to reboot it, just works great for $50.00 a month.
@@outnaboot this is really good news. ☺️👍
Got one from T Mob today sales folks said AOK to use in RV my speeds were 500 and 25
Now that you have been using a while - are you traveling with it and have you been able to use it wherever you travel. We are full time travel across the country. My worry has been whether it would be ok to travel with it, even though they say it is fixed to a home address. ?
Thanks
We never had an issue with it. We used our Florida Escapees address as our fixed addressed and traveled freely around the US. Doesn't work in Canada.
But I mainly use it for streaming all my streaming services and updating my series, ex and downloading games if I do happen to download games which I mainly don’t, I usually just play fallout 76 that’s it
Thanks for the video and information
Our pleasure
Looks like there are enough recent updates here to show it's still working for ya 👍curious where the location has you though. Does it show the original place ya started it up always or does it move with you and the location updates everytime? Thanks.
We are no longer using this since moving out of the country. Didn't work north of the border. While we had it, it worked everywhere we took it.
My understanding that service was made for home and didn't work traveling with it. It does have GPS, so it knows where it is. What's the inside scoop. Also, I was having trouble getting one at home because it wasn't available in my area. If I could rv to an area that it was available, would that work? And then could I take it home? Thanks
We never had any trouble moving around with it
I'm curious how well it works when moving from location to location. It just pings off of another tower and keeps right on ticking? And what if I was to physically unplug it from my home and travel 60 miles to our summer camp and plug it back in? Does it start right up, ping the nearest tower and ready to go?
We never had any issues
Does this only work where T-Mobile phones also work? I mean if you're in a place your T-Mobile phone doesn't get a signal will the home internet work
It should work well if you get signal on your phone...it may even out perform a phone
I don't understand all the equipment, cost and time in everyone's efforts to get internet. I use HomeFi which has a cigarette box size device which they provide FREE and a data plan (200gig for $80) and I'm done. We stream use laptops etc with no buffering no issue. Plan is monthly, so don't want no prob just return device. Am I missing something?
Thanks for letting us know about this.
Do you have to have a router to use this?
They provide everything you need
Does it work while driving
I just got mine ....lady at the store set up everything..... I'm in town so it works great ....true test will be in the boonies lol
Fingers crossed 🤞
Can't see why not..it is using the cell network.
@@outnaboot update.... im outside of Phoenix are in the desert and seems to be working fine.....
@@Desertvanlife Sounds great
So you can hit the road and go 500 miles down the road and sign on?
It worked for us in the past.
i would love to know how full timers find an acceptable t mobil address? im having big issues finding an address in oregon.
I used Escapees and it was great
@@outnaboot what is escapees?
i just looked it up. its an rv club membership! thanks for the tip!
Good luck
Our 5G gives us about 300 down and up. LTE is slower.
Any travel restrictions per T Mobile?
None that I ever ran across...but that was about a year ago now
Yep I'm in SC got TMobile wifi. It doesn't work.