Straight Talk Introduces Home Internet Plan on Verizon Network – Unlimited Data for $45/mo

[advcomp2019]

It has been a few months. I recently found out that my address is supported now. So I was going to try this now.

Has this still been working great for people? I need to know about video streaming since I watch a lots of streaming videos.

Has anyone ran into any issues when you hit around 300GB to 700GB? I know they say there is no cap, but I seen some videos saying that they have ran into cap.

[rpz1]

It has been a few months. I recently found out that my address is supported now. So I was going to try this now.

Has this still been working great for people? I need to know about video streaming since I watch a lots of streaming videos.

Has anyone ran into any issues when you hit around 300GB to 700GB? I know they say there is no cap, but I seen some videos saying that they have ran into cap.

No replies to your inquiry. Did you bite the bullet anyway?

[advcomp2019]

No replies to your inquiry. Did you bite the bullet anyway?

I got a private message from a Sara which they did not give that great of info. It was the same info that you can find online.

On the 10th, I decided to get one of these boxes from a Walmart store. So I have been using it for about a week and half.

I have been getting great speeds. I getting 80Mbps to 100Mbps most of the time since I have 5G Nationwide here. I think Verizon is working getting C-Band 5G UW in my area, but I am not sure yet.

I might run this for a little longer till I drop my old home internet because I only had one outage with it so far.

[zapjb]

I like mine.

[rpz1]

I have been getting great speeds. I getting 80Mbps to 100Mbps most of the time since I have 5G Nationwide here. I think Verizon is working getting C-Band 5G UW in my area, but I am not sure yet.

I'll never see speeds like that in my area even on NW5G. Verizon deems my area not worthy of capacity. And c-band will likely never make it here. The only reason I'd consider it if it ever comes to my area is for basically the data allotment for $45 even at the slower speeds my area gets.

[advcomp2019]

I'll never see speeds like that in my area even on NW5G. Verizon deems my area not worthy of capacity. And c-band will likely never make it here. The only reason I'd consider it if it ever comes to my area is for basically the data allotment for $45 even at the slower speeds my area gets.

My cell phone which is a Galaxy S20 FE 5G has been recently getting 100Mbps to 130Mbps more. Months ago, it has been 60Mbps to 100Mbps before.

[rpz1]

Any reports or updates from people that live in a zip code where it's not available, and activated it using an allowed zip code?

[advcomp2019]

Any reports or updates from people that live in a zip code where it's not available, and activated it using an allowed zip code?

I am still wondering too. I know a friend that is paying about double for the same speeds over a fixed wireless company.

[loboheeler]

I am still wondering too. I know a friend that is paying about double for the same speeds over a fixed wireless company.

Similar situation in my area. Just outside of town there is no Internet service other than from fixed wireless, and that is expensive and limited. Many can't use that kind of service (line of sight) because of the abundance of hills and trees. I checked for some friends, and neither Verizon of Straight Talk Home Internet are available. T-Mobile does not have much wireless service out there either, including for phones.