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T-Mobile Goes All in With the Best 5G Home Internet

T-Mobile's low-cost All-In 5G home internet plan packs loads of goodies

T-Mobile is kicking traditional internet providers where it hurts by offering three new 5G home internet plans for homes and small businesses. The new lineup replaces T-Mobile’s Plus and Unlimited plans, offering customers a revamped variety of options to fit their speed needs and budgets.

“We’re focused on giving customers more—more value, more benefits, and the hassle-free experience they deserve. That’s why we’re revamping our internet plans,” says Allan Samson, Chief Broadband Officer, T-Mobile.

The new All-In Home Internet plan is one of the coolest fixed-wireless deals we’ve seen. Why? Sit a spell while we spill the beans on everything you need to know about All-In Home Internet.

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Meet All-In Home Internet

Okay, so what’s the big deal? Here’s the skinny, peeps: You get a lot of bang for your buck and T-Mobile’s fastest speeds when using its latest 5G gateway. Let’s take a gander, shall we?

$70 per month is a real steal

For what you get, $70 is an impressive price.

T-Mobile doesn’t play pricing games like other internet providers. There’s no steep price hikes to cry over after a year or so. With Price Lock, your internet rate never increases (although taxes and fees are excluded). Plus, there’s no contract to sign, so you can cancel at any time.

“While some internet providers raise customers’ rates up to $50 a month once the promotional period ends, we’re introducing new rate plans to give people more choice, more value, and peace of mind knowing that as long as they’re on their eligible 5G Internet plan, they don’t have to worry about price hikes,” adds Samson.

Get T-Mobile’s fastest 5G home internet speeds to date

T-Mobile 5G home internet is delivered over a cellular network, so various factors can affect your speed, like data prioritization. However, customers on the Amplified and All-In Internet plans will see the following speeds when using T-Mobile’s latest 5G gateway:

  • Download: 134–415Mbps
  • Upload: 12–55Mbps

According to T-Mobile, some customers will see speeds below those ranges, and some will see speeds that are higher.

Still, 415Mbps is faster than some cable and fiber internet plans, which may or may not have data overage and equipment fees. T-Mobile’s 5G home internet comes with unlimited data, so there’s no worry about paying for extra data or overage fees each month. None. Nadda. Zilch.

The equipment you need is included

All T-Mobile home internet plans provide a 5G gateway to use at no extra cost. Here’s what you get with the All-In Home Internet plan:

  • 1x premium 5G Wi-Fi 6 gateway: T-Mobile’s newest model with the latest technology for faster speeds and the best performance.
  • 1x mesh access point: Provides an additional 2,200 square feet of Wi-Fi coverage in your home or small business.

You don’t need a pro to install this stuff, either. Simply sign up, get your equipment, and use the T-Life app to get your internet connection up and running—all without some stinky gum-chewing guy tracking dirt all over your carpet.

Say what? Streaming services are included?

That’s right. No lie. The following services are included with the All-In Home Internet plan:

ServiceStandard priceYour cost
Hulu (With Ads)$9.99/mo.Included
Paramount+ Essential$7.99/mo.Included

You probably subscribe to these services already, right? By switching to T-Mobile’s All-In Home Internet, you can say “buh-bye” to some monthly streaming fees and save $18 each month. Not too shabby.

Other notable callouts

Look at the other goodies you get when you sign up for T-Mobile’s All-In Home Internet.

Exclusive perks with T-Mobile Tuesdays

Recent T-Mobile Tuesday perks include $5 movies via Atom Tickets, discounts on gas, cash back at participating restaurants, and more. You can see all the perks and deals using T-Mobile’s T-Life app.

Advanced Cyber Security

T-Mobile has your back in protecting your home network and all your devices from all the shady shenanigans creeping in from the internet. T-Mobile’s premium Advanced Cyber Security service includes:

  • Malicious traffic protection: Helps prevent bad actors from accessing connected devices in your home or your devices from connecting to malicious sites/servers.
  • Anomaly detection: Automatically blocks network traffic and cuts off access, deterring cybercriminals from accessing your IoT devices, such as security cameras.
  • Botnet prevention: Provides a second layer of protection against cybercriminals from utilizing your devices, which could slow down your home network.
  • Safe browsing: Helps block malicious sites that put you at risk for viruses, malware, and ransomware.
  • Continuous monitoring: The T-Life app keeps tabs on your digital security.

24/7 live assistance with video support

The All-In plan includes Assurant Personal TechPro, providing you with 24-7 tech support for setting up, connecting, and troubleshooting all your devices. It covers:

  • Smart thermostats
  • Security cameras
  • Laptops
  • Connected doorbells
  • And more!

Best of all, when using the app, you can video share your hardware devices or technical issues to get step-by-step guidance from a tech expert.

But what if you’re not ready to cut cable or fiber?

Relax. Nobody is twisting your arm here. It’s like going to Costco and snacking on all the samples. You can try before you buy. Really.

The All-In, Rely, and Amplified plans have a 15-day trial, so you can give T-Mobile’s 5G home internet service a test drive before you ditch your current provider. Easy peasy lemon squeezy. Just be sure to read the disclaimer before you sample this tasty service.

Check out all of T-Mobile’s 5G home internet plans

PackagePriceSpeed
Rely Home Internet$50.00/mo.*
w/ AutoPay
87–318Mbps
Amplified Home Internet$60.00/mo.*
w/ AutoPay
133–415Mbps
All-In Home Internet$70.00/mo.*
w/ AutoPay
133–415Mbps

While we talk mostly about T-Mobile’s awesome All-In Home Internet plan, you have other plans to choose from should the $70 monthly fee not fit your budget. We love T-Mobile 5G Home Internet, as do customers, so any of the three plans should be a great fit.

AWAY has you covered too

PackagePriceData
AWAY™ 200GB Plan$110.00/mo.*
w/ AutoPay
200GB
AWAY™ Unlimited Plan$160.00/mo.*
w/ AutoPay
Unlimited

If you’re a frequent traveler, like an RVer or digital nomad, T-Mobile’s AWAY service has you covered. It’s your personal Wi-Fi network you can use anywhere T-Mobile provides cellular service, and serves as a good complement to your home internet.

Why should you switch to All-In?

The bottom line is T-Mobile’s All-In internet plan is a standout for consumers, bringing in solid speeds at a very affordable price thanks to T-Mobile’s Price Lock. With no extra fees, no annual contracts, and loads of perks, you can’t go wrong with choosing T-Mobile’s All-In Internet.

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Author -

Kevin Parrish has more than a decade of experience working as a writer, editor, and product tester. He began writing about computer hardware and soon branched out to other devices and services such as networking equipment, phones and tablets, game consoles, and other internet-connected devices. His work has appeared in Tom’s Hardware, Tom's Guide, Maximum PC, Digital Trends, Android Authority, How-To Geek, Lifewire, and others. At HighSpeedInternet.com, he focuses on network equipment testing and review.

Editor - Jessica Brooksby

Jessica loves bringing her passion for the written word and her love of tech into one space at HighSpeedInternet.com. She works with the team’s writers to revise strong, user-focused content so every reader can find the tech that works for them. Jessica has a bachelor’s degree in English from Utah Valley University and seven years of creative and editorial experience. Outside of work, she spends her time gaming, reading, painting, and buying an excessive amount of Legend of Zelda merchandise.