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Originally Posted by OrangeBlossomBaby
Xfinity is the /only/ high-speed option in my area. But I had Xfinity internet up north and it was fine, so we were happy to get it again in The Villages.
5G internet service, YouTubeTV and Netflix and Amazon Prime Video for our television options, AT&T for our cell phones. I bought our router and modem myself at Best Buy, everything works perfectly most of the time. Hubby watches golf on TV while I'm streaming movies on my computer. Photo-jet printer, tablet, laptop, two cell phones, my hearing aid streaming device, all hooked up and never worry about buffering or slow connections.
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I don't believe Xfinity offers 5G home internet. All the Xfinity information I can find concerning 5G internet downplays it in favor of wired/cable service. Xfinity has a 5G offering for mobile service away from home but doesn't appear to offer 5G service for day-to-day use in the home. (and your mention of purchasing your own modem makes it seem even more likely that you connected that modem to the cable in your home rather than using the 5G signal from a nearby cell tower)
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Randallstown, MD
Yakima, WA
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