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Originally Posted by rsmurano
It’s not the speed, it’s the latency, and the data caps that might be bad. Unless you get the high speed internet, there are data caps and if you go over them, it’s like another $25 per GB, each company has its own terms. When you start streaming a tv show/movie, do you want it to start right away or do you want to go start dinner while it’s buffering?
I always get the fastest internet speeds with no capped data, faster upload speeds, and no latencies. I get 1200Mb for $39 a month. Xfinity wasn’t as good as spectrum, too many issues, support wasn’t very educated, and they added on router charges on top of internet service.
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T-Mobile 5G - no caps
Xfinity internet - 1TB cap (never reached it)
Xfinity NOW - advertises no caps
50Mbps - rare instances of buffering appear related to streaming software - resetting device resolves the issue
3000Mbps - rare instances of buffering appear related to streaming software - resetting device resolves the issue
T-Mobile 5G - no router charges
Xfinity NOW - appears to advertise no gateway/modem/router/wifi charges