T-Mobile Fiber Internet: Explore Plans, Speeds, Prices
- Fast download and upload speeds up to 2,000 Mbps
- Save with T-Mobile cell phone and internet bundles
- Affordable rates
Internet plans starting at
$45.00/mo.
T-Mobile Fiber internet plans
Here’s a high-level view of what you’ll get with three of the most popular T-Mobile Fiber internet plans.
300 Mbps
$45.00/mo.
- 300 Mbps download and upload speeds
- Great for households with basic internet needs
1 Gig
$60.00/mo.
- 1,000 Mbps download and upload speeds
- Built for larger families with regular internet usage
2 Gig
$70.00/mo.
- 2,000 Mbps download and upload speeds
- T-Mobile Fiber’s best and fastest plan
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Save money with T-Mobile deals
T-Mobile is always slinging deals, from price locks to free streaming services. Check out our full T-Mobile deals guide to learn more.
T-Mobile bundles can save you $120 per year
Who doesn’t like to save money? By bundling T-Mobile cell phone and internet service, you can save an additional $10 per month on your T-Mobile Fiber internet service. That’s an additional $120 in your pocket every year!
Visit our T-Mobile cell phone guide to learn more about the carrier’s best phone plans.
Compare T-Mobile Fiber internet plans and pricing
| Plan | Price* | Max download speed | Max upload speeds | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fiber 300 | $45.00/mo. | 300Mbps | 300Mbps | View Plans |
| Fiber 1 Gig | $60.00/mo. | 1,000Mbps | 1,000Mbps | View Plans |
| Fiber 2 Gig | $70.00/mo. | 2,000Mbps | 2,000Mbps | View Plans |
*With AutoPay. Guarantee exclusions like taxes and fees apply. Data effective as of May 23, 2026. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.
T-Mobile Fiber internet features
T-Mobile Fiber offers great add-ons and deals for new customers. Let’s break down some of the biggest benefits for new T-Mobile Fiber customers and read our T-Mobile Fiber review to learn more.
Great deals
T-Mobile regularly offers great deals for new customers that have included free TVs, $300 gift cards, and more. Check out our T-Mobile deals page for current T-Mobile promotions.
Unlimited data
Get ready to make the most of your new fiber connection because T-Mobile Fiber has no data caps.
Get a free Wi-Fi router
Once your internet connection is set up, don’t worry about springing for extra hardware. Every T-Mobile customer will get a free Wi-Fi router with their fiber internet plan.
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See what the CableTV.com editors think of T-Mobile Fiber internet
One of the big recent internet trends has been ISPs launching cell phone services, but this trend rarely goes in the opposite direction.
That said, T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet service has been a hit for the carrier. The service has been one of the top performers in CableTV.com’s annual Internet Customer Satisfaction Survey and landed our Editor’s Choice Award for best value ISP. T-Mobile Fiber’s still a relatively new entrant, but customers generally find its pricing and network performance to be solid enough.
T-Mobile has described T-Mobile Fiber as a service that could live alongside T-Mobile 5G Home Internet as a higher-end internet offering, and they’ve backed up this talk with their wallet. Back in 2024, T-Mobile announced it would spend $1.45 billion to acquire fiber ISP Lumos Networks and closed on the sale in April 2025—the carrier wants to get fiber coverage in 3.5 million homes by 2028.
Pros
- Competitive fiber internet pricing
- Stackable T-Mobile discounts
Cons
- Network still maturing versus established competitors
What real customers told us about T-Mobile Fiber internet
Always a reliable connection, really good price, speed never slows down, good upload and download speed.
I like the speed of [T-Mobile] and my internet is fast. There is nothing I dislike about [T-Mobile].
I like the internet speed that [T-Mobile] provides using fiber technology . They are very reliable and fulfill my internet needs.
Great value for the price we pay for the service. I have had no issues and the speed is faster that AT&T,
T-Mobile Fiber internet availability
T-Mobile’s Fiber footprint is much more limited than T-Mobile 5G Home Internet. Still, its fiber service has quickly grown to reach cities across 25 states (and counting). While T-Mobile’s 5G service is easy to get almost anywhere, T-Mobile Fiber is the way to go if you want fast symmetrical speeds and live in specific urban and suburban spots in the states below. Check out our T-Mobile Fiber availability page to learn more.
- Alabama
- Arizona
- California
- Colorado
- Florida
- Georgia
- Illinois
- Indiana
- Iowa
- Kentucky
- Louisiana
- Michigan
- Minnesota
- Missouri
- Nebraska
- New Mexico
- New York
- North Carolina
- Ohio
- Oklahoma
- South Carolina
- Texas
- Virginia
- Wisconsin
- Tennessee
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T-Mobile internet FAQ
Does T-Mobile internet use fiber optic?
T-Mobile Fiber Internet uses fiber-optic cable to deliver internet to homes, but T-Mobile 5G Home Internet uses T-Mobile's wireless 5G mobile network for internet service. T-Mobile Fiber Internet and 5G Home Internet are two separate services from T-Mobile.
Is T-Mobile Fiber expanding?
T-Mobile is regularly adding new cities to its fiber internet footprint and acquired Atlantic Coast-based Lumos Fiber. However, you'll have the best odds of getting T-Mobile Fiber coverage if you live within T-Mobile's eight-state fiber footprint.
Is 5G home internet better than fiber?
Fiber internet is generally better than 5G internet, because you'll get much faster speeds and better reliability compared to 5G internet service. However, 5G internet's generally more affordable than fiber internet and it's also more widely available for T-Mobile customers.
What is the downside of T-Mobile internet?
T-Mobile fiber internet generally doesn't have major downsides—it has decent prices and solid speeds, but its customer service resources aren't as well-developed as bigger competitors like AT&T and Verizon.
