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at a time when the price of really just about  everything seems to be going up there is a way   that you can save money on your home internet  service over the past few years I've tested   fiber internet cable internet and 5G home internet  services and in our video today I'm going to break   down the pros and the cons of these Services  let's start with the two big disruptors they're   right behind my shoulder I'm talking about 5G home  internet services from T-Mobile and Verizon these   companies are stealing away customers especially  from cable internet providers in fact T-Mobile a   Wireless company is now calling itself the fastest  growing home internet provider and as you're about   to see in this video it's leading to better deals  industry-wide both services start at 50 a month at   recording time the price is lower though if you've  got a qualifying phone plan in Verizon's case   it cuts that starting price in half now besides  the affordable pricing people choose these plans   because they get rid of some of the gotchas that  customers really hate with both Services there   are no contracts equipment is included no data  caps easy self-installation and the price does   not go up after the first year in fact T-Mobile  has a price lock guarantee and the company says   it will never raise your monthly rate for 5G home  internet there are also money back guarantees so   you can test these services risk-free and if you  have an early termination fee with your current   provider T-Mobile and Verizon we'll cover that  too up to a limit in just a couple years these   5G Services have proven to be a real threat to  cable companies and I've got proof and here it is   cable company spectrum and Xfinity have created  websites to highlight some of the drawbacks of   T-Mobile's 5G home internet I want to go through  the claims on Xfinity's website first Xfinity says   it is faster than T-Mobile's 5G home internet  now I've tested data speeds for both T-Mobile   and Verizon services take a look here as you can  see T-Mobile's download speeds they averaged more   than 100 megabits per second and Verizon's 5G home  internet it averaged nearly 200 it may give its   per second if you've tried either service let me  know the type of speeds that you get down below in   the comments and of course your experience with 5G  home internet it will not be the same as mine it   may be better and it may be worse it all depends  on the signal at your address so is Xfinity cable   internet faster yeah for a lot of people it is  not everyone though that brings me to the second   Point Xfinity makes about reliability I'll show  you this fine print from T-Mobile and yeah it's   true home internet customers may experience  slower speeds than Wireless customers as a   T-Mobile customer I have been impacted by this  deprioritization and third Xfinity talks about   T-Mobile not being compatible with some live  TV services I reached out to the major live TV   providers and I learned this issue is mostly with  Hulu's live TV streaming plan to be clear the live   TV plan not the basic plan and the reason it's  because 5G home internet services use Dynamic   IP addresses not static I personally use YouTube  TV is my primary live TV streaming service and it   works very well with both T-Mobile and Verizon's  plans three months ago I actually canceled at T   fiber to rely solely on these 5G home internet  services not just for personal use but also to   run michaelsage.com so far no regrets but I'll  keep you updated the way I see it for everyday   internet tasks like streaming video and browsing  the web Verizon and T-Mobile 5G home internet get   the job done but for heavy Gamers I've got another  recommendation and I'm going to share that later   on one problem with these Services they're just  not available everywhere so I'll drop links below   where you can check your availability now for a  lot of people cable is their best and only option   not everybody has access to multiple internet  providers but companies like spectrum and XFinity   they are responding to this pressure from the 5G  competitors as someone who had Xfinity Internet   for many years I made a list of the things that I  just don't like about the price goes up after the   first year Wi-Fi equipment costs extra there's  a data cap in many places so no unlimited data   and a contract is required but now look at this a  limited time deal from Xfinity and it removes most   of those sneaky fees that cable internet providers  are known for this 25 a month price it lasts for   two years equipment is included and there is no  contract you gotta Wonder would Xfinity really   be offering this deal if Verizon and T-Mobile  Services didn't exist back to Xfinity's website   about T-Mobile service it talks about speed  and reliability what it doesn't talk about   is the pricing frustrations that customers have  expressed for years and this is the primary reason   why I think people are willing to try anything  besides cable internet now for those of you who   like Xfinity Service or maybe you've got no other  option you can get a discount on your internet   bill if you sign up for Xfinity mobile that's a  wireless service runs on Verizon's Network I've   tested Xfinity mobile several times since  it launched in 2017 and I can tell you it's   both affordable and reliable I'll have a link  to my updated review below now I want to talk   about fiber internet providers and depending on  where you live this could be the most expensive   option I'll use a t fiber as an example my former  provider and these plans range in price from 55   bucks to 80 bucks a month but a fairly recent  change has been att's pivot to straightforward   pricing and that means no equipment fees no annual  contract no data caps and no price increase after   12 months sure sounds familiar doesn't it fiber  internet providers like at T they heavily promote   gig speed plans but most people they just don't  need anywhere near that speed I think the 300   megabits per second plan is adequate for most  households I do like fiber internet and I think   it provides the best overall experience and that's  especially true for people who do a lot of online   gaming and I also like that fiber internet  provides equal upload and download speeds so   if you upload a lot of large files to the internet  you're going to notice that difference immediately   cable and 5G home internet upload speeds they are  just much slower with fiber you may have to pay   about 100 bucks if a technician needs to come out  to your home to it but you may be able to   get this fee waived especially with the increased  competition at T fiber routinely offers generous   rewards cards if you switch to the service and  the other services I mentioned today also offer   deals if you're willing to switch providers even  temporarily it can pay off I mentioned earlier   that I canceled internet service with at T  fiber three months ago to rely solely on 5G   home internet and only a few weeks after that at T  offered me a 200 Visa reward card to switch back I   recently pulled my YouTube community and about 75  percent of respondents said they pay 50 bucks or   more per month for home internet service so before  you sign up for any internet plan I've got five   things I want you to think about first pricing how  much does it cost are there any deals equipment   is it included data caps does the plan include  unlimited data speed am I paying for more speed   than I really need and installation can I do it  myself and here's a bonus tip many home internet   providers participate in the fcc's affordable  connectivity program and if you qualify you could   save 30 bucks a month on your internet bill I'll  drop this list in the description box below along   with some links to limited time internet deals to  help you compare the best options now you should   know the best internet deals are typically for  new and returning customers only so if you have   multiple internet options in your area you can  try negotiating with your existing Provider by   presenting a competitor's offer but if you really  want the best deal you may have to be willing   to switch give this video a like if you found it  helpful and leave a comment below to let me know   how much you pay for home internet thanks for  watching today and I'll see you back here soon