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EYESORE 9001

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4. I tried it twice

Reply to 3Hotdogs (Original post)

Sun Nov 2, 2025, 08:37 AM

Nov 2

I don’t recommend it unless the signal is all-bars-all-the-time strong. It’s not like I had gaming and streaming going on with multiple devices when connection issues happened. When it works, it works great. Just make sure final strength is adequate.

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Anyone using T-Mobile's 5g home internet? [View all] 3Hotdogs Nov 2 OP

just a question for you... ret5hd Nov 2 #1

Maybe your plan does not have a restriction drray23 Nov 2 #3

I'm sticking with fiber optic. House of Roberts Nov 2 #2

I tried it twice EYESORE 9001 Nov 2 #4

I use it Sanity Claws Nov 2 #5

Just switched 10 days ago from ATT 1G fiber and I can tell NO DIFFERENCE! No TV hiccups, PC net is great. CurtEastPoint Nov 2 #6

Dumped T-Mobile due to their use of Muskrat's Starlink... Wuddles440 Nov 2 #7

We have been using T-Mobile 5G for approx 2 Years. OneBlueDotS-Carolina Nov 2 #8

Most mobile phone carriers have 5G home internet devices these days. LastDemocratInSC Nov 2 #9