MRO wrote to Weatherman <=-
I'm in a rural area, the ONLY options are either point to point wireless or some 5G service from a cell provider. Obviously I went with the point to point wireless option, where I'm lucky to get 75 Mb/s downloads and 20 Mb/s upload speeds. When I lived in town we did have fiber service with 300 Mb/s which I sorely miss.
The current service "suffices." We're able to stream to 4 TVs in HD including one that's 4K. Gaming is usually good. I work from home, but
I'm using 5g internet straighttalk aka verizon.
i pay 35/month and get good speeds. it fluctuates, but it never goes
down low.
I am getting better speeds than when i was on spectrum/charter in a
large city. i was paying 90 bucks for just internet and it was always raising. ---
Nightfox wrote to Weatherman <=-
It's not just about your internet speed - If you copy files or other
data between computers in your home network, it can be good to have the highest speed possible. But if your computers aren't capable, then I suppose it doesn't make much difference.
Nightfox
I imagine that would be good if I had a decent cell signal here. As it is I can only make a cell call if I'm in certain areas of the house. Forget about any 5G connection...
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