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1. T MOBILE HOME INTERNET SPEED TEST PRO
2. T MOBILE HOME INTERNET SPEED TEST TV
3. T MOBILE HOME INTERNET SPEED TEST DOWNLOAD

I found the speed test results using Speed.io to be very similar when wired or wireless. I also tested the LAN (Ethernet) wired connection speeds by turning off the WiFi on my Acer Aspire 5 laptop and connecting to the back of the router with an Ethernet cable.

T MOBILE HOME INTERNET SPEED TEST TV

We’ve watched Netflix and Amazon Prime video through my Vizio TV with no buffering problems, and there have been no issues when Jeanne and I are both watching YouTube videos, on our laptops, etc. I’ve been able to connect 4 Wyze cameras, an Amazon Echo Dot, a Nest thermostat, 2 MacBooks, 3 smartphones, a Vizio smart TV, and miscellaneous other devices to the router and haven’t noticed any issues with speed.

T MOBILE HOME INTERNET SPEED TEST PRO

The entries in the screenshot above that are LTE were speed tests with my Huawei P30 Pro with WiFi turned off. I’ve seen speeds as high as 50Mbps and as low as 16Mbps but the average is usually in the high 30’s. T-Mobile Home Internet speeds are 2 and sometimes even 3 times faster than what I’ve been seeing with 4G Antenna Service the last 2 years. Let’s just say that I was happily wrong! I used the Speedtest app on my phone and the Speedcheck website on my laptop to check speeds.

T MOBILE HOME INTERNET SPEED TEST DOWNLOAD

With that service, I’ve been used to download speeds of around 14-17Mbps and was expecting the same speeds with the T-Mobile Home Internet router since they both use T-Mobile. That service also used a cellular router with a T-Mobile SIM. How has T-Mobile Home Internet performed so far?Īs mentioned in my previous T-Mobile Home Internet post, I had been using another cellular broadband service (4G Antenna Service) for the past 2 years. You can also dig into more advanced settings of the T-Mobile cellular router by logging in from your computer by going to. In that instance, you would plug the T-Mobile router into your wireless router’s WAN port. The 2 LAN ports can be used to connect devices that have Ethernet capability or you can even plug in your existing wireless router and use it to provide WiFi throughout your house. The WAN port and the Phone jack are both disabled on this router but at some point in the future, there’s a possibility that the phone jack may work with T-Mobile’s LineLink home phone service that provides phone service over wireless. On the backside of the router, you will find the SIM card slot, a WAN port, 2 LAN ports, a Phone jack, power port, a reset switch, and the power switch. From what I can tell though, pressing the button does nothing at all. You would probably think that pressing the button would toggle power or the LTE feature. There’s also an LTE button and a power status LED on the front of the router. Basically the LEDs are either green or red.

The T-Mobile branded cellular/wireless router is a medium-sized white plastic box that has three LEDs on the top right corner that shows the status of the battery, wireless connection, and LTE.