My friends have t-mobile home internet, and almost talked me into switching. I’ve only held back because I’m not even happy with the mobile service I have through t-mobile. We’re extremely middle of fucking nowhere so I guess there isn’t really a right answer here
Well, if you don’t get good speeds on your mobile phones, then you’re definitely not going to enjoy the home internet experience. That’s for sure, since it’s lower priority than the phones are. I used to have it while living in the middle of nowhere and inside my house I had real trouble getting a signal but there was one edge of my house that I could put the gateway in the window and get good signal and then use that to broadcast Wi-Fi and use Wi-Fi calling on my devices and that worked out quite well. The local ISP offered like 10 MBPS over DSL and I was getting 70 MBPS with the home internet gateway. So it worked out extremely well. But that was just my experience with it.
My friends have t-mobile home internet, and almost talked me into switching. I’ve only held back because I’m not even happy with the mobile service I have through t-mobile. We’re extremely middle of fucking nowhere so I guess there isn’t really a right answer here
Well, if you don’t get good speeds on your mobile phones, then you’re definitely not going to enjoy the home internet experience. That’s for sure, since it’s lower priority than the phones are. I used to have it while living in the middle of nowhere and inside my house I had real trouble getting a signal but there was one edge of my house that I could put the gateway in the window and get good signal and then use that to broadcast Wi-Fi and use Wi-Fi calling on my devices and that worked out quite well. The local ISP offered like 10 MBPS over DSL and I was getting 70 MBPS with the home internet gateway. So it worked out extremely well. But that was just my experience with it.