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Sep 25, 2024 | 
reviews.org | Brianne Sandorf |Tyler Abbott |Kelly Huh
skip to main content We researched AT&T's most affordable internet plans to save you money. AT&T Internet at a glance Overall Quality ⁃ 3.9/5 Prices starting at: $55.00/mo. Speeds starting at: 300Mbps The AT&T Fiber Internet Plan 300 is one of AT&T’s two cheapest internet plans, and it’s a humdinger. It comes with unlimited data, no contracts, and 300Mbps of speed for both downloading and uploading.
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Sep 19, 2024 | 
reviews.org | Brianne Sandorf |Tyler Abbott |Christian de Looper
This new Starlink service gives you satellite internet access in a backpack-sized package—giving more options to digital nomads and travelers. Starts at$50/mo 3.0/5 - Speed and reliability 4.0/5 - Customer experience Brand-new Starlink Mini is a small, portable way to connect to satellite internet anywhere, and it has the web in an uproar.
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Sep 11, 2024 | 
reviews.org | Kelly Huh |Tyler Abbott |Brianne Sandorf
skip to main content AireBeam’s fiber internet is a dream for rural Arizonans looking for fast internet, but fixed wireless leaves more to be desired. Airebeam Internet at a glance Overall Quality ⁃ 3.75/5 3.75/5 - Speed and reliability 4.0/5 - Customer experience AireBeam is a home-grown fiber and fixed wireless provider for rural towns in Western and Southern Arizona.
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Sep 5, 2024 | 
reviews.org | Tyler Abbott |Ajay Kumar
T-Mobile offers good prices and great customer service, while WOW! Edges out on price and reliability.
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Aug 6, 2024 | 
reviews.org | Brianne Sandorf |Kelly Huh |Tyler Abbott |Catherine McNally
Astound Broadband offers great internet for cheap, but prices jump quite a bit after the first year or two. Astound Broadband at a glance Overall Quality ⁃ 3.62/5 4.0/5 - Speed and reliability 4.1/5 - Customer experience Astound Broadband is an internet service customers trust for dependability and low starting prices.
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Aug 2, 2024 | 
reviews.org | Christian de Looper |Tyler Abbott |Tom’s Guide
EarthLink may have options for faster fiber plans, but Spectrum is more reliable and offers faster speeds for the money. Overall Quality ⁃ 3.7/5 4.0/5 - Speed and reliability 3.2/5 - Customer experience Overall Quality ⁃ 3.2/5 3.0/5 - Speed and reliability 3.0/5 - Customer experience At first glance, you might assume that EarthLink is better because it has options for high-speed fiber plans. However, Spectrum is the better choice.
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Aug 2, 2024 | 
reviews.org | Jacob Scholl |Christian de Looper |Tyler Abbott
Spectrum is a solid, reliable internet provider, but Optimum is more budget friendly. Overall Quality ⁃ 3.7/5 4.0/5 - Speed and reliability 3.2/5 - Customer experience Overall Quality ⁃ 2.5/5 3.0/5 - Speed and reliability 1.5/5 - Customer experience Spectrum is the better of these two options, with its speeds and value being the main reasons why it bests Optimum.
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Jul 31, 2024 | 
reviews.org | Christian de Looper |Jeff Terich |Tyler Abbott
The best provider for you is the one that offers fiber in your area—and if they both do, you should go for Cox. Overall Quality ⁃ 3.0/5 3.0/5 - Speed and reliability 3.0/5 - Customer experience Overall Quality ⁃ 3.6/5 3.6/5 - Speed and reliability 3.8/5 - Customer experience Kinetic by Windstream and Cox both have a lot to offer, especially when it comes to their fiber offerings.
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Jun 12, 2024 | 
reviews.org | Tyler Abbott
A prepaid provider that makes sense for low-data users who want AT&T’s network. H2O Wireless Plenty of plan options Good network coverage Unlimited international talk and text Expensive for an MVNO All data is throttled H2O is a prepaid provider that runs on AT&T’s network. It’s got some decent deals on pay as you go and talk and text plans, but its high-speed data is surprisingly expensive (and surprisingly not so high-speed).
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Jun 12, 2024 | 
reviews.org | Tyler Abbott
A cheap, stripped-down cell phone provider for those who just want the basics good2go Cheap and simple plans Good coverage No unlimited data plans Few extra features Good2Go is a mobile virtual network operator (MVNO), which means it offers prepaid plans using another company’s cellular network (in this case, it’s AT&T). Good2Go’s plans are cheap and simple, but they don’t offer unlimited data. Does Good2Go have awesome deals on new phones? Nope.
