Internet Air Is A New 5G Home Internet By AT&T

AT&T is making its initial entry into wireless Internet. 

The business is trying to find a means to keep a presence in rural and DSL regions without having to upgrade these locations' pricey and outdated copper wirelines.

In comparison to AT&T's DSL Internet, which has download rates of just about 6 Mbps, AT&T Internet Air delivers download speeds of 40–140 Mbps. 

According to the Mobile Report, AT&T has tenfold boosted its upload speed from 512 Kbps to 5-25 Mbps.  

Despite the large speed increase, network congestion may cause data to lag. 

Therefore, AT&T states that it is continuing to improve its offerings and broaden its network.

AT&T announces Internet Air, its new 5G home Internet

Wireless home Internet service from AT&T Internet Air is available in these areas for only $55 per month without a long-term contract.

T-Mobile, Verizon, and Metro all offer the same package. 

A further $30 off per month is available to qualifying customers thanks to AT&T's inclusion as a provider in the Affordable Connectivity Program.

Customers who enroll in autopay and paperless billing will pay $55 via the Internet. 

With AT&T Internet Air, there are also no overage charges. 

During a free 7-day trial of AT&T Internet Air, you can continue to use your current DSL connection. 

Customers won't be needed to give up their current DSL equipment, and AT&T is also giving away its All-Fi Hub.

Customers of AT&T Internet Air can control their home Wi-Fi network thanks to a partnership with the Smart Home Manager app. 

Internet security will also be offered. 

Your wireless connection is protected from known malware threats by AT&T ActiveArmor. 

And you may activate this feature with the Smart Home Manager app.

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