T-Mobile Fiber will launch its fastest internet plan yet on Tuesday, November 3. The Fiber 5 Gig service will cost $90 per month with AutoPay, plus taxes and fees, and will include a 10-year price guarantee on the regular internet rate.
The plan offers symmetrical 5 Gig upload and download speeds, unlimited data, professional installation and Wi-Fi equipment at no monthly rental cost. Customers will receive a router and, when needed, a mesh Wi-Fi extender. There is also no annual contract.
T-Mobile is positioning the service for households with demanding connectivity needs, including simultaneous streaming, gaming, remote work, cloud backups, video calls, large file uploads and smart home devices. The company says customers do not need to subscribe to T-Mobile wireless service to receive the advertised Fiber pricing.
For a limited time, qualifying customers who sign up for Fiber 5 Gig can receive two months of free service through bill credits and a $300 virtual prepaid card. The card is issued within 14 weeks, according to the offer details.
The 10-year price guarantee applies to the regular internet rate, but excludes taxes and fees, voluntary equipment or speed upgrades, certain limited-time promotions, per-use charges and third-party services. Customers are advised to review the complete terms before enrolling.
Fiber 5 Gig will initially be available across most of T-Mobile Fiber’s existing markets, although service is not offered at every address. Customers can visit T-Mobile Fiber’s website and enter their home address to check availability.
T-Mobile is also promoting lower-speed fiber plans in select locations: 300 Mbps for $35 per month, 1 Gig for $55 and 2 Gig for $70. These prices require AutoPay and exclude taxes and fees, with separate eligibility requirements and promotions.
For addresses outside the company’s fiber coverage, T-Mobile is also offering 5G Home Internet plans. The company says limited-time offers include plans starting at $30 per month, one free month for eligible customers and up to $200 back through virtual prepaid gift cards.
Sources: Cord Cutters News.