Ting operates around limited parts of Southern California, Race Communication services Rancho Santa Fe and Fidium connect some of the Sacramento area. Our take – Hawaiian Telcom offers the cheapest internet plans in Honolulu, and it’s the only fiber provider in the area — the gold standard for fast and reliable internet. You’ll get nearly symmetrical upload and download speeds, which are crucial for activities like videoconferencing and online gaming. AT&T Fiber plans also offer symmetrical, or near-symmetrical, download and upload speeds, something you won’t get from cable internet providers like Xfinity and Spectrum.

• Our take – Some people require the flexibility of a fixed wireless plan more than the top speed of a traditional fixed wired provider.
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• Xfinity offers the fastest plan in Santa Fe, with download speeds up to 1,200 Mbps and upload speeds up to 35Mbps.
• When it comes to wired internet, CenturyLink’s DSL network often reaches more remote locations than most other wired ISPs.
• However, AT&T, with its recent launch of 5G internet in parts of Dallas and Arlington, is bringing some healthy competition to the local market.

Sonic Fiber offers the fastest plan in San Jose at 10,000Mbps for $50 per month, but it’s unavailable at most addresses. AT&T Fiber tops out at 5,000Mbps, but it’s more prevalent in the area. AvailabilityAT&T internet is available to 79% of San Jose residents, but some will only have access to AT&T’s slower DSL plans. If you only see one plan available at your address, it’s likely DSL, and we’d recommend moving on to another option.

How to improve your rural internet speeds

Households within Roswell are, on average, getting download speeds of 213 Mbps and upload speeds of 89 Mbps. Despite the limited ISP choices in Rhode Island, recent Ookla speed test data shows that median download speeds in the state are faster than most at 230Mbps. That’s higher than the national average of 213Mbps and second only to Florida among all US states and Washington, DC. Unless you qualify for a mobile bundle discount with Verizon or T-Mobile, i3 Broadband has the cheapest internet plan in Rhode Island, starting at $40 per month for speeds up to 250Mbps. Service from Verizon Fios and Cox starts at $50, as does Verizon 5G Home Internet and T-Mobile Home Internet without the bundle discount.