T-Mobile Home Wi-Fi Makes 5G Likable
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I really appreciate what Tmobile and Verizon are doing in the internet space with fixed wireless access. They are giving people more choice in internet, especially those in more rural areas or those that may only have cable as a provider. Competition is good for all of us. Thank you for your content.
it's funny, i'm in a major metro area...and we literally have: comporium vs spectrum. and that's it. i am trying t-mobile out and i will be SO happy if it just works. the toher two just keep raising prices in lock sync with each other and it's disgusting
Att has nighthawk boxes with home intetnet
@@salvatoresidoti3018 the issue with att's fixed wireless access is it is extremely limited in availability, its expensive, and to top it off, it has a 350gb/mo data cap. Its not practical for most people.
You can get a nighthawk box with att unlimited elite with no throttling of data
You are right
I have T-Mobile home internet and the set up was simple. Ordered it in the app. Received router about a week later. Plugged it in. Set the ssid to the same as the Xfinity that it replaced and all my devices connected. Didn’t have to do anything you said in this video.
Super simple.
I am getting consistent 350-450 mbps with peaks at about 500.
I am less than a mile from a tower.
I’m sure it’s much easier when you’re already a customer
@@TailosiveTech great video . in my town we have a local ISP so no need currently for T-mobile home internet tho it is an option i would go with if i was not paying the current price i do . before all the Oregon state and Pandemic assistive funds to someone like me on Low income i would be paying $49 ther abouts for 250 to 268 MBPS Down and up now i am playing less currently . now i am a T-mobile customer and on speed test i am getting 635 down and 50 up sometimes 90 on 5G UC galaxy S21 and i am sure with Home internet i would get close to the same in my area anyways keep us updated on your experience on the Performance Also do you have anything connected Wired from the Gateway
Have had T-Mobile internet for the past year. They have never throttled me and I use around 2TB a month in data. One thing to understand is that home internet is already deprioritized and if your cell tower is congested you will see your speeds drop. For me this typically happens during rush hour and in the evenings. Even during those busier times, I can still perform all my work activities and watch movies/TV.
One major issue I have with it is that it doesn’t seem to play nice with gaming, I always have bad latency and some games just won’t work at all for online play.
You can also do T-Mobile Tuesdays with just home internet. The text signup just goes to the gateway which isn’t hard to pull.
Good to know. I’m a heavy CoD Mobile player. I definitely want reliable wifi.
@@christophercrawford2736 your LTE isn’t good enough for COD mobile?
@@christophercrawford2736 + dude, COD doesn’t need reliable internet lol, I’m pretty sure it’ll run smooth on 3g.
@@toptiertech7291 LTE and 5G use more battery power than wifi. But also I prefer to use wifi at home so my phone can communicate with my smart tv and smart speakers.
@@jett9739 just so long as my ping can remain low, that’s all that really matters.
I went into a retail store and didn’t have to deal with any of that sales pitch nonsense. Walked out of the store with the modem and a free Google tv streaming device in less than a half hour
any advice on what questions to ask during the process? seriously considering get this since i already have tmo and military wifi is dog shit
@@blasiankxng I can’t think of anything specific to ask but I would say this works best if T-Mobile 5G service is good in your area obviously and you are able to place the modem near a window on an upper floor. I have mine on the second floor but not near a window. It says I have a weak connection but I am able to get 200 Mbps down consistently
Only reason why I didn’t do it at the store was because they only had the gray cylinder gateway/routers (made by Nokia). I wanted their new black rectangular gateway/router (Arcadyan) that just came out recently about couple of months ago but they were not available at stores and only via online or CS rep.
I ordered mine’s calling TMO Home Internet sales/cs rep. Got my modem/router delivered to me 3 days later.
So far so good for me - solid signal and 400-600 Mbps download speeds.
Constantly happy with my home internet from tmo. Dropped Cox a little under a year ago and I’m only seeing improvements. I’ve had small issues in terms of heat due to having the older “trash can” but I put it on a fan and haven’t had any issues since
Never seen speed throttling on myself either, and my typical usage a month is 2.5-3TB down and about 1TB up
@@watson9308 holy Moses
@@watson9308 my old internet provider Bravado Wireless was getting worse since 3G is going away 😢
So my current internet is US cellular home internet since Tmobile home internet not available where I live
@@watson9308 what the hell are you doing with all that data 😂
T-Mobile Rep - DO NOT TAKE THE GATEWAY WITH YOU.
The towers are provisioned in certain areas for the home internet service to work, you can lose access entirely if you treat the home internet like a mobile hotspot.
Also, come in a store, you can usually pick up the home internet router in store and not deal with the lengthy online process
Depends on the store, corporate stores get more in stock than TPR (franchise stores). Call ahead to ask if they have one in stock before going in.
@@lustrafemme very accurate but now a days even TPRS should have full gear
I know people who take these things everywhere even cross country and never has had trouble or their service cancelled it’s just a dirty secret ya can’t take it anywhere just don’t get caught and be stupid flashing it off ya took it to another state
Can’t wait to connect my 2022 iPod Classic to this level of WiFi!
commenting from Korea. I had no idea the American's internet was that bad. We have giga internet everywhere in Korea. unlimited for about 30 bucks a month. If you use a phone with them it can go down to about 10 bucks a month...
I wish
I’ve heard the coverage and speeds is killer over there
@@bigbullet9224 Same in Japan. The USA has to stop tearing everything (Gouging folks).
I cut the cord 7 months ago and replaced with this and so far so good, I only get 3 bars but it's still giving me 200-300 Mbps down and 20+ up. For $50 a month I can't complain. And not have to deal with Spectrum and them raising their fees every year, priceless.
I was on cable for seven years. The best I could get was 8mbit up. 80 down. Then a provider showed up with fibre to home. Seven years a slave. Ended today. 940 up, 940 down. Rock solid.
Sometimes it takes the market a while to provide options
I kinda lost it when the rep was trying to throw in a bluetooth speaker 🤣🤣
T-Mobile vastly improved in my area in the past years. LTE went from 2 down to around 140 down and 5G band 71 went from 10 down to 170 down and 41 I can get around 230 down.
band 71 = extended range 5g btw.
I’ve had T-Mobile home internet since December. It’s much more seamless signing up as a T-Mobile customer, no need to text any info. I was able to add it to my plan, order the gateway, and track my package all on the T-Mobile app. The speeds have been much better than Verizon & Cox…. It’s the first Wi-Fi I’ve had where I can stream 4K video without buffering. I’m definitely happy with the service so far. The “customers using >50gb” message is shown for everyone but they don’t throttle. I think they keep it there for liability just in case, but even before I had the home internet, it showed the same message for my plans on magenta max (that has unlimited un-throttled data).
Americans are taken to the cleaners with home internet and mobile costs. I pay $ 35,00 for a triple play package FTTH 500 dl/100 up, TV and home phone, and for my cell i pay a fraction of that cost.
With Viasat we pay $89.89 a month. $70 for service, $10 for equipment lease, $8.99 for EasyCare and "Total Other Services". And after different sales taxes it comes to $89.89. We pay for 12 Mbps down and 3 Mbps up. We usually get 17.1 Mbps down and under 5 Mbps up. Our 40 GBs of data usually vanishes between 8 to 10 days. We do not know where the data disappears to. I guess that’s what you get for the cheapest package. We’ve used 92.9 GBs and data resets on the 28th of each month.
i would highly reocmmend you check to see if you can get T-Mobile hiigh speed internet at home service No Data Caps unlimited Data and it be cheaper then your paying now and and Far Far faster then your getting now. if you do Netflix here is how much Data is used and it is the same or close to same with other streaming services Netflix offers 4 data usage settings.
Data used per hour, per device:
Low: Basic video quality, up to 0.3 GB
Medium: Standard video quality, up to 0.7 GB
High: Best video quality:
Standard definition: up to1 GB
High definition: up to 3 GB
Ultra high definition (4K): up to 7 GB
@@notuptome We live about 3 minutes from a cell tower so we would probably qualify for it. We rarely video stream because of the 360 P video quality and the data usage.
As of now I like the service a lot. I had Cox cable and I was getting billed $124 a month! I switched to T-Mobile internet and I say I get 3/4 of the speed I did before but it works fine! And now I only pay $30 a month because my phone lines are already with T-Mobile Magenta plan! I love it!!
Best customer support is no customer support.
I ordered my FTTH service on-line and only the technicians called me on the day of the install, to check if I'm home.
Had to sign some contracts, whatever, but didn't have to contact them for 2 years, until my neighbor "accidentally" cut my fiber line and I had to call them to replace it. 😎👍
How much does it cost? First it was 8USD 300/150 connection, then I kept upgrading to 500/250 and 1000/500 whenever they had a "6 months 50% off" offer. Now it costs 10USD (full price) and they upgraded my upload to Gigabit.
PS: Uploading a video to UA-cam doesn't go above 500Megabits/s, because of youtube 😁
i've had mine for 6 months+ now and i am still as happy as first day i got it, didn't have any problems at all so far.
It's inconsistent too tried it. I mean it will work for a lot of people glad it exist. It's basically a at home fancy hotspot and will preform as such I couldn't give up my fiber with 2G up and 2G down if you are blessed to be able to get that it's a whole nother level but yea.
Exactly
When I first moved to my house in 2011, we had to get Time Warner Cable, cause it was either that or Windstream. We loved our service from them until Charter bought them and turned it into Spectrum. They raised the price, started charges us random fees, and the service got worse. In 2021 we switched to a new local fiber optic company in our area. We paid the same price, but there is no taxes or router leasing fee. We got 30mbps on average for download with Spectrum, now we get 500mbps.
I am a T-Mobile customer who gets 350 mbps download on my phone, which is 5GUC. So I feel no need to switch to home internet.
I loved TWC. they were my favorite. great prices, great service, no issues..enter Charter and spectrum and OMG. I ran to a local cable/internet provider and they basically doubled their price in sync with spectrum and it's driving me insane. i'm hoping t-mobile helps me out here bc it's ridiculous to pay this much for JUST internet service
I had an outage with this... They were supposedly updating towers and for a day I got no signal (but also on my phones)...then the next day it came back up but with a weaker signal for a few weeks....now things are back to normal and sometimes better. But that was a bad day.
I opted for the phone call route and they (TMobile) kept me on the phone for 2 hrs with the same questions and it would’ve gone longer if I hadn’t cut the person off. But now that it’s working and set up and it’s great!
I’ve had T-Mobile home internet a few days now. At first it kept disconnecting from all our devices. After unplugging it a few times it started a firmware update. After the update we have had zero connection issues. Getting over 100 download and 30 upload. For $50 a month is to me amazing. I was with century link paying $90 a month for 6 download and 1 upload…. Yes those are the real numbers….
My numbers are just like yours, but paying for 100gb/month for internet only.
That's crazy, I was given the exact service you wanted. I just ordered last Friday. Called them up, asked about the plan, he set it up and sent out the order. They didn't give me any Bs. They sent me an email that said check order status here and it worked. I also was given updates by ups when it was set to be delivered. I will get it tomorrow. Hopefully that part is quick and smooth for me also.
I love my service. I live in a rural area, I get between 275-350 down and almost 100 up, but the sign up process was very intrusive. I'm happy for you and hope this means they have streamlined the sign up to be much faster and less invasive. But this is the best internet service I have ever had here. I never thought we'd see speeds like this where I live.
Been loving my TMO here in Phoenix Arizona dropped Cox like a brick the moment I saw this and I have not looked back great speed low price and no issues with the trash can they provided
You also dropped any punctuation whatsoever.
@@christophercrawford2736 who cares though 😂
Good to know about PHX! I'm in Mesa and Verizon told me that thay "hadn't quite reached my neighborhood."
I love my T-Mobile home internet. It’s worked great since I got it. I will say, while you can technically take your router on the go and it will probably work, this is a violation of the terms of service. T-Mobile only approves home internet in certain areas based in network congestion levels. They don’t want home users interfering with phone users. You may be able to get away with it, but T-Mobile can terminate your service if they think it’s a problem.
I ordered the 5G Home Internet two weeks ago and tested it out at home. It worked right out of the box. Setup was easy and I had zero issues. But I ordered to test it out for a family member who lives 2.5 hours away, on a dirt road just outside city limits in a much smaller city. I tested it for just over a week and delivered it on Memorial Day. T-Mobile recommends putting it near a window but I couldn't get 4 or 5 bars consistently near any windows. I have an Anker portable power station that I used to power the 5G modem/router and move around the house. I was about the give up but I found that a shelf in the middle of the house worked perfectly! 4-5 bars consistently with well over 150Mbps downloads vs ~25Mbps near the windows.
If you're not getting great speeds or signal, move around the house! No complaints so far. T-Mobile Home Internet is pretty darn good. But this is also just my experience.
I wanted to mention my experience with my T-Mobile 5G home Internet service. I noticed right away that my streaming services were having trouble working while connected to my Asus mesh network. If the devices were connected directly to the T-Mobile gateway, everything worked fine, but when connected to the mesh system it gave me all sorts of trouble. After a lot of messing around, I discovered that you have to enable IP V6 in your routers settings and You have to put it in Passthrough mode. Once I did this, I had to reconnect some of my devices to the Wi-Fi but ultimately that was the fix for all of the problems I was having with streaming services not working, especially Netflix. Hope this helps someone.
they asked all my info. driver’s license, date of birth name phone number full SSN email, credit card all information basically everything about you. in the end I were not even able to create tmobile ID and ended up returning the gateway. internet is ok but i got NAT type 3 on PS5 which limits my online gameplay/voice chatting experience. shady service definitely.
I just recently got set up with T-Mobile and I can attest that they have improved the set up and customer service
I'm satisfied with T-Mobile Home Internet. 13 devices use the network, and I still have blazing fast speeds. I average 200+ Mbps down, 80+ Mbps up every day. I also average 1TB a month and I've never experienced any slowdowns. I've never had any buffering issues when it comes to streaming movies/videos in 4K on my TV. I was already on T-Mobile, so I didn't have the ordeal you went through to get it. I have no complaints.
This what I need I have xfinity my kids game so we need good wyfi speeds I’m thinking about switching to T-Mobile
I got the T-Mobile 5G Gateway and I had to send mine back because I could never get more than 2 bars and with two home offices and all the ZOOM meetings My wife and I do all day we could not get good performance. The closest T-Mobile Tower is less than 3 miles from my house and even using the "Direction App" that T-Mobile provides I just could not get good performance. I really tested this thing a lot moving it from room to room. and the best performance I got was in my Front Yard about 25 feet from my house. The Wifi coverage in this configuration was very good and finally was able to get really good performance. Short of building a small outside plastic shell in my front yard for this thing, I just could not get better performance than the Cox Cable Internet I already have. I am not blaming the T-Mobile 5G Gateway because Cell coverage in my area is REALLY poor for all carriers. I wish there was a way I could have added external antennas to this thing. The return was very painless, and the customer support was outstanding.
The 50GB speeds thing is for T-Mobile Essentials. Even their magenta plan is 100GB before reduced, magenta max has no speed reductions.
They added that in the app since most people using the app have it for their phone plans, maybe they should make that dependent on what the user's plan is.
Huh
i have unlimited and its great 300 down 70 up and no cap you did something wrong.
I finally got rid of Comcast and got this T-Mobile internet and couldn’t be happier! It’s been working flawlessly! It’s not hard to get it to work and once it does it works great!
Major providers limit the upload speeds of even their publicly listed "business packages". They save bandwidth for corporate level businesses of 50+ employees. At that point you can easily get 1 gig upload. Unfortunately no way to get that hookup for a residence or small business.
I didn’t go through half the stuff you went through. No up selling either. But was talking on the phone. And I was already a T-Mobile customer. Only took 20 minutes on the phone.
I just got the T-Mobile home internet, it will be here on Tuesday 08.11.2022. I have absolutely shit for credit and they still waived me right thru with a mandatory one time start up fee of $25.00 dollars on the spot. So honestly I don’t think your credit matters to them. My TransUnion report is like the worst ever! I think it’s like 560 dirt poor!!!
Try signing into mobile on a different device. My iPhone is on T-Mobile and I have never been able to sign into T-Mobile on it. My iPad that I have on Spectrum internet I am able to easily sign into T-Mobile and it works like a charm. You go figga ?
This review is missing such an essential piece when it comes to speed and reliability. How far is the nearest cell tower to YOUR house? How much obstruction is there between the tower and your receiver? I feel like this would have been really critical information to contextualize your experience.
I picked this up for exactly the same reasons you did. Half the cost, as good, if not better, upload speed than comcast gigabit. My signup process was no where near as sleezy, I did have to call, but they didn't try to upsell me on anything. I am getting really good speeds, above 500Mbps down and sometimes 75Mbps up (usually 50 up). Especially in the evenings, mid day, it's dipped to similar speeds you have here. So far I have pumped over a TB through it (in 10 days) and haven't noticed much if any difference in speeds. So far, I highly recommend.... UNLESS, you're a gamer. And by gamer, I mean fighting game fan. This service is good enough for some Paladins, MOBAs, MMOs, but it's ping is just too much for a fighting game to play respectably. Maybe one day they will get that sorted out, 5G is suppose to offer connections with sub 1ms ping, totally not seeing that yet.
I used to work at Tmobile and the up-sale part is due to more extra commissions for themselves . Sometimes managers would even tell you do not sell this or that without adding something else with it. It is what it is 🤷♂️
So, I appreciate your video, and yes i had a heck of a time getting my T-Mo gateway setup for the first time, but I have a recommendation, if anyone is wanting to get T-Mo home internet, just got to a T-Mo store. They have the hardware in most store, and it takes maybe 5 mins to get through the purchase, not to be confused with waiting on a rep, and you can skip all the annoyances that was talked about in the video.
I’m currently using a cable internet for 10 Mbps upload and 50 Mbps down for $65 per month. And I been checking the T-Mobile home isp for the last 2 years now and finally it’s available in my area.
The cable internet is capped at 1.25 TB per month. Couple of months, we’d be pretty close to the limit.
Drew, you probably need to log into the T-Mobile home internet app and see what 5G band your modem is locking onto. T-Mobile's ultra capacity band is NR41 (2.5Ghz) and their regular 5G is NR71 (600Mhz). When I had T-Mobile internet, the modem kept falling back to NR71, which has better range but way less capacity, so my speeds would drop from 300-400Mbps down with 20-25Mbps upload down to 30-80Mbps download by 7-13Mbps upload. I would have to reboot the modem to get it off NR71 and back on NR41. If it is falling back to NR71 a lot, you may need to find a better spot in your house that gets better signal on NR41.
Just wanted to touch on the whole "Mobile Situation" the Home Internet modem has a GPS in it, if the GPS sees you are in a area that has open towers that can service the home internet modem than you can connect to it, However if you are in a area where lets say a tower is already at capacity then the home internet modem will not allow you to connect to it.
thats good to know. Went with verizon and for 25 a month. Getting rid of Xfinity was a beautiful thing:). Plus having verizon with my biz acct they basically give you unlimited hotspot.
Ironically I am canceling Comcast tomorrow and going all in T-Mobile.
I feel bad for you guys in more rural areas. My Verizon Fios consistently tests at near 300mbps down and 200-250mbps up and I pay $49 a month including all fees and taxes but I own my router so I don’t pay to rent that.
I currently have tmobile phone service. I also have the old internet. I went into the store, asked for the home internet. No questions asked and I was out of the store within 10 minutes.
Needing new home internet, thanx for the recommendation! I’m a T-Mobile customer and didn’t realize they offered this. Definitely signed up to try
For me it worked great the first 2 months, getting stable connection and speeds of 300+ Mbps, at the third month service started to get slower and slower down to 120 Mbps and it started becoming intermittent, today I am posting this comment and its the 4th day I am without any internet access, they promised to fix my issue 2 days ago, and mind you I'm not in a rural area, Im in the middle of the city. I'll switch over to Verizon as soon as it's available in my area: same price, more speed and 1 yr of disney+
Disney is garbage nothing but pandering woke nonsense And the destruction of beloved characters in favor of the message lmaoo
Dude the nat type is strict no matter what I do and the customer service rep has no idea what I’m talking about this t mobile home internet has been a total nightmare
My 5g home was doing about 100 Mbps for the first 30 mins. I guess it found a better tower then I was doing 550 Mbps. My jaw dropped and it is half the cost of spectrum
Soo is it better than spectrum? I ask mainly for cloud gaming 🧐
T-Mobile never ask me to buy extra shit Never put me on hold.
To be honest bro you have leverage with comcast now. You have a cheaper option so you could call them and see what they can do. Worth a shot. Having more choices you win!
Speaking of expensive item at door step. I had my iPhone 13 Pro Max 256gb delivered to me by T-Mobile. They just left it in front of my door. I live in an apartment. I’m amazed no one stole it since there’s a bit of an issue with that here
My experience was WAS easier and faster then yours!! And t mobile was SO NICE!! Got my box in 3 days!!! Glad I chose to get it!
I just walked into the local T-Mobile store and 10 minutes later walked out with it. Painless.
I have the Verizon Home Internet and its about 25/mo and its 4GLTE for now but its very reliable at my apartment. Hopefully it will upgrade to 5G when its available. Prior I had Spectrum with 600MBPS but I didn't really need it for 75mo.
T-Mobile customer service is simply a JOKE .... at best I have 24 Mbps for a 5G internet connection even though I am only 1.5 miles from the 5G antenna.
I have the T-Mobile internet love it and works well after 10 months. can’t wait to try the service under metro by T-Mobile
Actually , after my address checked out okay , I walked to a T-Mobile store to get one
i've had T-Mobile home Internet since end of December and I've had pretty good experiences with it.
10:58 That >50 GB disclaimer only applies to some of T-Mobile's Unlimited Phone Data Plans and not T-Mobile Home Internet. Someone probably added that by mistake. But Home Internet is always DEPRIORITIZED on the network.
I got on add for T-Mobile home internet on a video about T-Mobile home internet
Crazy how expensive and how much of an hassle it seems to get internet in the US is.
$50 is considered cheap here. Cable is usually around $80 in most places, so T-Mobile and Verizon are helping to push prices down.
When I do a rebooting I have to reboot every connected device probably that adjusts packets size coming into devices or else I have problems.
You could have went Tmobile store and been done in like 10 minutes honestly
I have US cellular home internet but my old internet provider Bravado Wireless got to point wasn't working anymore 😕
The 50gb message is a generic message they put in everything. The home internet is the lowest of the QCI value on the network, its behind literally everything, even prepaid. We use 3TB roughly monthly (tons of 4K streaming and doing WFH stuff) and its been fine. The home internet is and will always be behind everything on the network. It’s never prioritized, ever. Depending on what band you connect to (N41 is really really fast usually, and N71 is slower, but goes much much further).
Yeah tmobile internet is shit when it breaks. Fair warning Tail
I tried for two years, and got nothing but pain.
they even tried to charge me several times for internet.
Not relatable, but in Portugal we have 1gb down and 400mbps up for 40€/month!
i think you missed the part where he said that he doesnt care (or none of us actually) if you have way cheaper and better ISP.
@@xeon2k8 👍
most of viewers are from USA anyway, so they can understand his problem. When I hear about home internet in the US I'm amazed they think it's normal, plus the outrageous prices.
@@ionelroza8711 I'm in usa and get 10 gbps up and down for 80 dollars monthly so not sure what you mean homie
@@johnnyblaze9217 :)) I'm not american. Have fun paying 80 dollars monthly, homie
They need to perform a credit check for T-Mobile home internet because it is not a prepaid service, it is a postpaid service. What I know is all postpaid service requires a credit check.
I had T-Mobile home internet I loved it I used 2TB of data
I just got and it’s awesome it’s worth it really fast and affordable.
A bit envious of everyone here who has a good experience with tmobile. Like im glad it works for yall, but man was my tmobile experience utter garbage.
I live in a semi dead zone so all carriers have poor signal strength already getting to my house but tmobile would completely cut out. Tried to use their signal boosters and what not to get better service, nothing worked.
Finally decided to change carriers but had such a hard time trying to return products and cut the service, sounded a lot like drews experience trying to *get* their service, but trying to leave.
Had a horrible time during and trying to leave their service that i cant stomach the thought of going back to them, no matter how cheap their plans may be. But if it works for you, congrats, I’m happy for you
Could you update and explain how i might be able to setup my system for this “100GB” limited use option versus “Unlimited” full service.
Still waiting for availability here in Scranton pa. Go figure. I'd love to leave Xfinity paying 110. Great work man
Mines was acting up when i first started it up but after 30mins it became solid
I’m pretty happy with AT&T Fiber. I have 1GB internet speed with HBO Max included for $80/month.
It is beneficial that ATT owns everything
How’s the upload speed?
I have the same ATT Fiber 1000. Solid internet with 980 down and about the same down. I got it around the holidays it’s been great from the get go. My cost is slightly less but great experience,
I live in a rural area and with t mobile and we get download speed is 0.32 and upload 0.25 and I can't watch TV we have a cell antenna which gives us 4 bars it don't matter if we get full signal or only 2 bars and it will not getting slow t mobile promises over and over they up grading there towers yet nothing changes so tired of paying to much 50 is all we afford
Now you can actually go to a Metro store by T-Mobile and purchase the router for $100 and get auto pay for $50 for the service
10:40 that loaded number is what wrecks online gaming. The download and upload speeds are great for anything else. But there is pretty bad latency for gaming. Apex Legends is a no go. Rocket League left me around 60-80 ping. Kind of a bummer because it’s so good in every other circumstance
My latency speed has been consistently around 10 in my area.
6:00.I don't think tmo home internet can be used anywhere. The gateway will probably only work within a designated area.
If anyone has experience to the contrary, please tell me.
With new awful exchange rate I have 500 mb/100mb for 5$ a month. 1 Month ago it was 8$ a month. Price in local currency stays the same
I d already used almost 1TB no problem yet
Went to metro by T-Mobile to get mine so no personal questions asked
Not Me in Germany complaining about paying 35€ for 150 mbit down and 40mbit up because you can get over 800mbit down and 200mbit upload in Romania for less about 10€
Lol my ordering experience was near exactly the same. Mine come in monday.. I hope
This options seems much better then Comcast/cable companies. Would be cool to take it on trips.
the complaints about the sales process are pretty funny considering you could have gone into a store, run credit, and walked out with a device in like 20-30 minutes
- source: I work for t-mobile and set these up multiple times each day
But hey, might as well switch your phone service to tmo now that you have an account :)
Verizon 5G home internet doesn’t throttle or deprioritize so that’s a better option if it’s available since it’s the same price
lol they did all that when they try to sell me a phone lol
Agree T-Mobile as any cautious a lot of questions yes to get what you need to get
I think the speeds are different based on location and your tower, how many people are connected to it. Im consistently getting 300 mbps down and over 50 up
Awesome video man. Just a question for you? If I move to a different area the gateway will keep working? I guess as long as there signal right? You definitely earned a sub here
Other customers told me it’ll work as long as there’s service, but I’ve heard employees say it’s not recommended and service isn’t guaranteed
Can you go to the physical T mobile store and order this instead of the texting and calling?
I hope so!
@@TailosiveTech i think you can as they have them physically in stock at the store and you can just walk out with one that is what i have seen at my local TM store
I’m sorry about that. I am a T-Mobile worker and looking at reviews for my customers about other people interactions. But if anyone have the same issue. Ask the store rep or the online rep what is the number associated with the device. Each device have a SIM card which allows the device connect to the 5G towers. Get the number go online. Create an T-Mobile ID on the website. This will have access to your account information and billing. And will give you information about your shipping details. The shipping details will also be included in your email. The email will give you a order number which you will use on the order details on the T-Mobile website. It’s confusing I know I’m sorry I wish they made it easier on the consumer. Plus adding onto the waiving the activation fees comment. Usually starting a new line like a phone line or a watch line or tablet ETC. There is a 30 one time activation fee same as a one time upgrade charge. Right now the home internet is free out the door no activation fee. So the rep was probably got permission to waive it. I’m sorry about that. But I am glad to see everyone is enjoying the home internet plus you got the newest Home internet device.
Also last thing t-Mobile does have a really good track record on not changing your plan. I seen people been with T-Mobile over 20 years having some Sc unl ++ North America plan and there plan stayed the exact same. So they won’t bring it up on you. Unless you decided to cancel and go with another ISP and come back to T-Mobile for some reason they changed it where it is 60 rather than 55. 50 with autopay of course. Then you will be charged the 60 dollars.
I am laughing so hard that I pay 17 euros per month for fiber. Damn US is expensive
But our income tax is far lower than anywhere with Euros, you win some you lose some
@@TailosiveTech - and gasoline in Europe has always been quite expensive.