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Speed is important, but it isn’t the only factor families have to consider. Affordability, security features, hardware upgrades, streaming plans and savings bundles are also factors. Here’s a look at how T-Mobile 5G Home Internet plans compare: T-Mobile’s Amplified and All-In plans deliver typical download speeds ranging from 170-498 Mbps. Other perks include no-drill, 15-minute DIY set-up, no technician required. Your location may also be eligible for same day delivery powered by DoorDash, and a 5-year Price Guarantee (excluding taxes and fees) to help keep your household budget in check. The

No. All T-Mobile 5G Home Internet plans feature no annual contracts and are backed by a 5-year price guarantee, excluding taxes and fees. CNET BrandX for T-Mobile See full bio The Latest from CNET How Fast Should Your Home Internet Be? T-Mobile 5G Home Internet Gets You Online Fast with No Technicians or Contracts Switch to T-Mobile in 15 Minutes and Get Up to $800

Before we even get into specs and features, check that you're covered by T-Mobile's or Verizon's network where you expect to use your phone. All the major carriers in the US have broad coverage across the country, so you're likely served by one or all of them. If you haven't already, look up your location on the T-Mobile coverage map and the Verizon coverage map. But also keep in mind that the carriers' maps won't necessarily reflect the network conditions on the ground, even though they can zoom in down to the neighborhood level. You may see fast 5G speeds on the map, but local interference o

The three major companies in the US — AT&T, T-Mobile and Verizon — offer services directly and have robust nationwide networks that offer 4G LTE (fast) and 5G (even faster) data. They all promise coverage that blankets most of the US, and they’re actively trying to build up 5G coverage everywhere they can. But maps are one thing and experience is another. That’s why it’s impossible to say that one carrier is objectively better than another. For example, T-Mobile’s service in New York may be excellent, but Verizon may be more reliable in parts of rural Iowa. Or you may have basic 5G coverage bu