That's absolutely wild. The speeds offered by fixed wireless are no where near cable let alone a fiber connection. No way I'd take the downgrade unless there was no other option.
Which actually might be the reason for growth in fixed wireless. Traditional broadband has pretty shit reach. I live outside a major US city, and if you go more than say 5 min outside the suburbs and your options for Internet are non-existent.
That's absolutely wild. The speeds offered by fixed wireless are no where near cable let alone a fiber connection. No way I'd take the downgrade unless there was no other option.
Which actually might be the reason for growth in fixed wireless. Traditional broadband has pretty shit reach. I live outside a major US city, and if you go more than say 5 min outside the suburbs and your options for Internet are non-existent.
T-Mobile can usually hit 100-200mbps where I am, and that's good for a lot of people. It can also be cheaper than wired, which seems to want to creep up every year.
T-Mobile can usually hit 100-200mbps where I am, and that's good for a lot of people. It can also be cheaper than wired, which seems to want to creep up every year.
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