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About T-Mobile Home Internet

T-Mobile offers home internet that operates off its cellular data towers. 5G is available in some areas, and if it isn’t, there may be a 4G solution available. Home internet is on a monthly basis, so there are no long-term contracts. There is a discounted price for enrolling in automatic monthly payments. Once ordered, T-Mobile sends a gateway device that can be self-installed in minutes. A 15-day, money back guarantee is included.

Pros
  • No contracts
  • Pay to switch
  • 15-day guarantee
  • Self installation
Cons
  • Congestion
  • Speed slow downs
  • Limited availability
  • May not transfer

What Is T-Mobile Home Internet?

T-Mobile offers 5G, high-speed home internet for $50 to $55 per month. The monthly price is locked in, which means that there are no rising bills or surprise fees. You don’t have to be a T-Mobile cell phone customer to buy internet services, but if you are a current customer, your internet price may be cheaper if bundled with phone lines.

T-Mobile will pay applicable termination fees to your current provider if you switch to its home internet plan. There is no annual contract with T-Mobile home internet, so you can cancel at any time. There are also no data caps. 5G internet isn’t available everywhere, but there may be a 4G option if it isn’t offered for your residence.

How does T-Mobile Home Internet work?

If you’re interested in T-Mobile home internet, you’ll need to ensure it's available at your address first. You can do this online or by phone. Once you’ve confirmed T-Mobile services your area, you can order the 5G gateway device, which is what the internet works through. The gateway converts the 5G T-Mobile signal into wireless internet that your devices can use.

Once your gateway device arrives, it can be self-installed by simply plugging it in and turning it on. Then you can control the wireless system through the T-Mobile Internet app. There are no data caps or contracts, so you can cancel at any time. If you move, you need to confirm with T-Mobile that it offers 5G internet at your new address. There is a 15-day, money back guarantee.

T-Mobile Home Internet prices

T-Mobile home internet is $50 per month when you’re enrolled in automatic bank draft pay. This includes all taxes and fees. The price is locked in, meaning no rising monthly costs. If you are a current T-Mobile phone customer, you may be able to bundle your phone and internet service for a lower price. Home internet packages are month-to-month and can be canceled at any time.

T-Mobile Home Internet FAQ

Where is T-Mobile Home Internet available?

5G T-Mobile internet is not available in all areas. You can check the brand's website to see if your address is eligible. If not, there may be a 4G option.

Do I have to have a T-Mobile cell phone plan to get T-Mobile Home Internet?

No, you don’t have to be a mobile customer to qualify for internet service.

Does T-Mobile Home Internet have a contract?

There are no annual contracts for T-Mobile home internet services.

Can I use T-Mobile Home Internet anywhere?

T-Mobile's home internet service can only be used in your current residence. If you move, you’ll need to notify T-Mobile to ensure it offers internet service at the new address. If you don’t notify T-Mobile, you may not be eligible for service.

Does T-Mobile Home Internet slow down?

T-Mobile's home internet service works off its cellular towers. If the towers are congested, you may notice lower internet speeds due to data prioritization.

Is T-Mobile Home Internet good?

T-Mobile home internet is a good option for someone looking for basic internet services. If you plan on passing large amounts of data through your wireless network, it may not be the best option. T-Mobile's internet service functions off its cellular network, so speeds could slow down when towers are congested. However, for basic streaming, gaming or surfing the web, T-Mobile home internet may be a good choice.

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    Reviewed Nov. 14, 2025

    I rated them 5 stars because I lived in very country area in Slidell La. I had over 30 + trees surrounded the house. Example: If you ride down an expressway you will trees everywhere. My house was on a lot where a house was built among those trees. I never had a problem. I am in the process of moving to another state T-Mobile will be my home Internet.

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    Reviewed Nov. 6, 2025

    This is by far the worst internet service. It’s a waste of my money. The internet works for a couple of days then just slows down. I do not recommend anyone use this service, it is a waste of money and you will be disappointed.

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      Reviewed Nov. 2, 2025

      Poor service. I'll never use them again. They have the worst. I had two boxes. I didn't move to the address I thought I was going to so I had them suspend the service on one and they're still charging me for the box. BS.

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      Customer ServiceRefunds & PayoutsStaffBillingTimeliness

      Reviewed Oct. 29, 2025

      Worst company ever especially when it comes to billing. I cancelled gateway within days. Trying to get a refund for what they billed me before the trial 14 days. I followed 1st customer service rep instructions on October 6th 2025. Nothing happened. Called today October 29th 2025. Still not resolved. I have to start all over. All this for 55 dollar refund. Besides the technology of gateway hit or miss streaming.

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      Customer ServiceTechSales & MarketingStaff

      Reviewed Oct. 24, 2025

      This is the WORST Internet I've ever used in my life. Not only is it terrible. (Can't play an online competitive game on Xbox with ANY other screens or devices hooked up.. Even still with only the game going it drops signal constantly and has over 1000 ping!!!!) We pay DOUBLE what they are advertising literally double. Not 35. We pay 75 and no phone is connected to our account JUST the wifi. When we received the wifi the employee did NOT give us the antenna to extend the signal.. It's just absolute TRASH. When we move in a couple of weeks get your **. We are switching to ANY other provider. I'd give 0 ⭐ if I could...

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      Customer Service

      Reviewed Oct. 24, 2025

      T-Mobile appears to be putting more and more subscribers on their internet service. If I ever go out of town and use my phone t mobile cut off my wi-fi and I loose the ability to view my cameras. I have to reset my wireless tower at least 3 times a week. And it buffers on my tv or freezes up at least every other day. I call customer service and complain. It gets fixed for about a month. Then starts it again. After this ongoing now for months if not longer. I’m not calling customer service any more. As of 10/23/25 I’m am calling around to get another internet service.

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      Customer ServicePricePunctuality & SpeedResolution

      Reviewed Oct. 24, 2025

      I had a mobile internet device for a few years. Because I have permanent internet at my home now I did want to cancel my mobile internet device contract. I thought I can do this as easy as I did get my device in a T-mobile shop. I was told this is not possible and because T-mobile has no online customer service and there is no way to send them an e-mail I had to call the customer service. After about 10 minutes listening to music I was forwarded to Edgar. I explained to him that I do not need my mobile device anymore and want to cancel my contract. He did not know how to do this and ask me to wait until his supervisor would talk to me who is in another phone call.

      So I waited close to 45 minutes with Edgar telling me every 5 minutes that his supervisor is still in an escalation call and will talk to me soon. After 45 minutes Maria, the supervisor, finally was able to cancel my contract. I had my device on autopay before which I canceled too. I got now a final bill from T-mobile telling me that I owe them 17 cent, which is ridiculous. I did send a letter to T-mobile about this really bad customer service, but guess what, I did not even get an answer. During the time I had my device I was several month in Germany and had my it on vacation interruption which is half the price. They charged me the full price anyway and the only way to complain is a phone call with a waiting time which is completely unacceptable.

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      Punctuality & SpeedStaffBilling

      Reviewed Oct. 20, 2025

      I tried T-Mobile home internet a couple years ago, and right out of the box it didn't work properly. I kept it for 12 or 13 months and then I canceled within 2 days of the billing date like I was supposed to. A few years later they're still trying to recover a month's service that I never received for a subpar service from the start and I can tell you that I will probably never give T-Mobile a dollar of my money and tell anybody considering them to please pick Verizon or anyone but T-Mobile.

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      Punctuality & SpeedStaffRates

      Reviewed Oct. 16, 2025

      I basically live on data at this point, my wifi is so bad. No matter what I do the wifi is never good. The longest it has been good is max 5-10 minutes before everything just doesn't load anymore because of the wifi. Right now I'm trying to leave a review. It won't even let be rate how many stars. It just keeps refreshing.

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      Customer ServiceRefunds & PayoutsStaff

      Reviewed Oct. 13, 2025

      Not great service at all. Customer service was okay but as far as getting reliable cell service in rural and non rural areas better, forget about it. Unless you want people to think you’re underwater. Pretty bad when you drop service bars next to cell towers lol. As far as home internet…. Might as well, have no internet. Best I got was 5mbps streaming. And don’t even think about getting a refund, Yikes!

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      T-Mobile Home Internet Company Information

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