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The one good thing about T-Mobile is that we use it when we go camping 😂 I wasn't a fan of the speeds I was getting so I cancelled. But my buddy keeps it so he can take it in his van when we go out. Also offsets the Xfinity data cap. Good video, very informative. Thank you!
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As a trucker i tester Verizon & T-Mobile all over the north east regions of the U.S. T-Mobile wins where it lacks is the modem internal antenna, if your willing to invest in a 3rd party modem or add an external antenna you will not be disappointed. Where verizon wins is when your on their mmwave which is supper limited or else youll find you only get small burst of speeds and mostly floating low. Ive tested each on the business tier and t-mobile business tier allows for 3rd party devices where as verzion doesnt and lack of proper customer service is a constant strain
If you got T-Mobile home Internet and don't get good signal and good speed because congestion signal speed like when you first got it do this RESET IT LIKE WHEN YOU GOT IT OUT OF THE BOX
Notice that Regular Verizon Home Plan says its 1080p”capable” which actually says “typically 720p to 1080p”. So meaning only if a cold day in hell. Its strange that all these ”experts never pick up the fine print (if you happen to come across it randomly) of all the phrases that companies use to misdirect you.
All you’re saying is not correct. If you’re close to a T-Mobile power tower you have no problem if you’re close to Verizon tower you have no problem. My speed with T-Mobile is around 500 MB per second download around 97 upload.
not so much, verizon does some funny business i had them both at the same time. verizon is throttling, heres my proof. I tried straight talk who is owned by verizon and runs on their network at the same time i had verizon box while the straight talk is capped at 100 mbps it actually peaked 230 mbps at start of test and settled at 100 mbps while verizon bussiness tier 200 mbps was getting only 60 mbps. WHY!? if they both run on the same network, the only answer is throttling on verizon network because i was in zone of 5g & 4g reception.
I think you meant Mb per second. b = bits B = Bytes A Byte consists of 8 bits. I do get 400 Mbps with my TMobile Home Internet and i only have Very Good signal, not Excellent.
People fudge on addresses also. You need to update your vid or take it down. If you travel with T-Mobile Home internet, you bandwidth is deprioritized beneath those that have reached their cap (now thats its no longer unlimited).
You say that because Verizon is your sponsor. I have had nothing but great service with TMobile, up to 450 Mbps and Verizon home internet is not even offered here in central Va. I do have Verizon land line telephone and their ADSL modem does provide a phenomenal 2 Mbps.
@@delandostayreal288 Sounds good. I actually tried Verizon recently as it’s in my area now but it wasn’t as good as the T-Mobile for some reason so for now sticking with T-Mobile. Verizon caps theirs at my location to 300mbps so that kind of sucks. T-Mobile I’m getting 500 regularly. If Verizon ups theirs to 1gb then I might try it again. I know in some areas they have those speeds but not mine yet unfortunately.
He’s obviously doesn’t know what he’s talking about. My speed across the board always double and I’m talking around 500 mL per second more than Verizon. I have both in my home at the same time.
Speeds are all dependent on your particular area. Just because you are in an area with 5G ultra capacity, doesn’t mean that everyone is going to experience those speeds. As a matter of a fact, most people are not. MOST people are in a standard 5G area. You are one of the lucky ones.
If not a content creator uploading video, downloading 'movies' or an ardent computer game enthusiast power users I don't see the point of cell tower 5G internet, newest protocol or not. I have 100 MBPS $19.99 Spectrum service that supports ROKU streaming video on WiFi, two computers on WiFi, and home HD security cameras on WiFi. I use CZcams video, email, social media, internet shopping, and zoom. How much data is that? If I went to cellphone data service, I would likely be 35GB and throttled to LTE. If I want more data and not throttled to LTE, I would have to pay just like the power users. If more rural, and outdoor antenna can be required.
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The one good thing about T-Mobile is that we use it when we go camping 😂
I wasn't a fan of the speeds I was getting so I cancelled. But my buddy keeps it so he can take it in his van when we go out. Also offsets the Xfinity data cap.
Good video, very informative. Thank you!
I absolutely love your channel and content. I like your attention to detail that most people often overlook. Keep up the great work and happy holidays. Just subscribed to your channel. Can't wait to see what you have in store for us next. Cheers!
Thank you, I’m glad that you enjoy the content and I appreciate the kind words. I will be posting new videos very shortly. Stay tuned.
Same
Im a t mobile user but i just got done using my brother's version 5G an i was impressed with it on my ps4
Is Itr
I got Tmobile home internet since my current provider UScellular didn't let me upgrade home internet
How do you not blink ever!?
Tmobile works good for us
Glad to hear it!!
Not for me the Verizon works better
Same Texas Dallas RV hear
As a trucker i tester Verizon & T-Mobile all over the north east regions of the U.S. T-Mobile wins where it lacks is the modem internal antenna, if your willing to invest in a 3rd party modem or add an external antenna you will not be disappointed. Where verizon wins is when your on their mmwave which is supper limited or else youll find you only get small burst of speeds and mostly floating low. Ive tested each on the business tier and t-mobile business tier allows for 3rd party devices where as verzion doesnt and lack of proper customer service is a constant strain
Thank you this is what I was looking for.
You must be near towers when testing. Oh they are over selling areas and makes service very bad in the evening.
While i watch this video on the t-mobile home network with no buffering. I'm cool with it😊
Awesome! Very happy that the T-Mobile home Internet is working good for you
If you got T-Mobile home Internet and don't get good signal and good speed because congestion signal speed like when you first got it do this RESET IT LIKE WHEN YOU GOT IT OUT OF THE BOX
This worked for about a week,now it's stuck at 4g again 😢
I had both for over a year, I used t-mobile at my old house and it got amazing speeds there, 8-900 down. Moved 2 miles away And speeds went to shit
It’s amazing (and irritating) how a “congested tower” makes all the difference in reduced speeds.
Notice that Regular Verizon Home Plan says its 1080p”capable” which actually says “typically 720p to 1080p”. So meaning only if a cold day in hell. Its strange that all these ”experts never pick up the fine print (if you happen to come across it randomly) of all the phrases that companies use to misdirect you.
Good point!
Good information Eddie I have t mobil trash can gateway did you say they will be doing away with them.
Eventually yes, T-Mobile will reach out to you when you are ready for the upgrade.
All you’re saying is not correct. If you’re close to a T-Mobile power tower you have no problem if you’re close to Verizon tower you have no problem. My speed with T-Mobile is around 500 MB per second download around 97 upload.
not so much, verizon does some funny business i had them both at the same time. verizon is throttling, heres my proof. I tried straight talk who is owned by verizon and runs on their network at the same time i had verizon box while the straight talk is capped at 100 mbps it actually peaked 230 mbps at start of test and settled at 100 mbps while verizon bussiness tier 200 mbps was getting only 60 mbps. WHY!? if they both run on the same network, the only answer is throttling on verizon network because i was in zone of 5g & 4g reception.
Depends on what tower you’re closest to that will give you the most success.
@@prodbykaioken my Verizon is great. T-Mobile suck in my area.
I think you meant Mb per second. b = bits B = Bytes A Byte consists of 8 bits. I do get 400 Mbps with my TMobile Home Internet and i only have Very Good signal, not Excellent.
@dennyzak741 how do you know which tower you are closet to?
If go to a corporate T-Mobile store they don’t charge activation fee
They did for me :(
Verizon didn’t charge me
People fudge on addresses also. You need to update your vid or take it down. If you travel with T-Mobile Home internet, you bandwidth is deprioritized beneath those that have reached their cap (now thats its no longer unlimited).
Thanks for the update! I will do an updated video comparing the two.
You say that because Verizon is your sponsor. I have had nothing but great service with TMobile, up to 450 Mbps and Verizon home internet is not even offered here in central Va. I do have Verizon land line telephone and their ADSL modem does provide a phenomenal 2 Mbps.
What do you mean they don’t offer Verizon home internet in the Central Valley?
@@KevinRodriguez-bt4sh I have no idea regarding Verizon WIFI availability in Central Valley.
I use tmobile home internet and it works for me
Wait until they over sell your area. Have fun
I tried T mobile and it sucked. Switched to Verizon 5g home and it’s been great.
Glad to hear it!!
Same it’s like regular internet where I live in Fresno CA
I can’t get the Verizon one yetbut I have T-Mobile now and it’s great.
@@punkmanmatthew I got both and Verizon better, especially in my area
@@delandostayreal288 Sounds good. I actually tried Verizon recently as it’s in my area now but it wasn’t as good as the T-Mobile for some reason so for now sticking with T-Mobile. Verizon caps theirs at my location to 300mbps so that kind of sucks. T-Mobile I’m getting 500 regularly. If Verizon ups theirs to 1gb then I might try it again. I know in some areas they have those speeds but not mine yet unfortunately.
Where I stay at Verizon is better then T-Mobile
Verizon tends to be "more reliable" for more people
Can we see a vid for At&t Internet Air 🛜
I have it on my list
He’s obviously doesn’t know what he’s talking about. My speed across the board always double and I’m talking around 500 mL per second more than Verizon. I have both in my home at the same time.
Speeds are all dependent on your particular area. Just because you are in an area with 5G ultra capacity, doesn’t mean that everyone is going to experience those speeds. As a matter of a fact, most people are not. MOST people are in a standard 5G area. You are one of the lucky ones.
It will be different for everyone depending on your area
If not a content creator uploading video, downloading 'movies' or an ardent computer game enthusiast power users I don't see the point of cell tower 5G internet, newest protocol or not.
I have 100 MBPS $19.99 Spectrum service that supports ROKU streaming video on WiFi, two computers on WiFi, and home HD security cameras on WiFi. I use CZcams video, email, social media, internet shopping, and zoom.
How much data is that?
If I went to cellphone data service, I would likely be 35GB and throttled to LTE.
If I want more data and not throttled to LTE, I would have to pay just like the power users. If more rural, and outdoor antenna can be required.
, we already have T-Mobile, so that might be more convenient