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Sep 10, 2026 11:04am PT
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T-Mobile Fiber Delivers Ultra-Fast Home Internet Speeds — Just in Time for College and Pro Football Seasons to Start
Plans start at $35/month, with Fiber AutoPay; plus taxes/fees, for unlimited fiber-optic internet data, plus installation is included.
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As we go into college and pro football seasons, T-Mobile Fiber has a limited-time deal aimed at making the switch to fiber easier for blazing-fast high-speed internet for streaming games. Right now, you can get fiber starting at the “Fast” plan, for $35/month with AutoPay (plus taxes and fees) for 300-Mbps speeds.
Additionally, one of the best deals is with the “faster” plan, which is marked down to $50/month with AutoPay, (plus taxes and fees), and subscribers get 1-Gig speeds of T-Mobile Fiber when you sign up for Fiber AutoPay. Plus, you can get two months for free.*
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* Plan automatically renews at regular rate ($70/mo. for 1 Gig or $80/mo for 2 Gig). Plus taxes & fees.
However, the best one is the “Fastest” plan. It goes for $70/month with AutoPay (plus taxes and fees) for 2-Gig speeds of T-Mobile Fiber. You can also get two months for free*, plus get $100 back via virtual prepaid card (Allow 14 weeks from rebate submission). So, act fast and sign up now.
Also, T-Mobile Fiber comes with unlimited data, a Wi-Fi router, installation, , and exclusive perks with T‑Mobile Tuesdays deals on dining, entertainment, travel and more, and other benefits.
T-Mobile Fiber is delivered via the company’s 100% fiber-optic network, which offers more reliable and consistent speeds — unlike slower traditional cable connections, especially during peak hours.
It’s designed for 4K Ultra HD streaming, online gaming, video conferencing, smart home tech, and other online activities that demand high-capacity bandwidth. This is ideal for households who want dependable and ultra-fast home internet for just about anything from family movie nights and immersive gaming to work-from-home days away from the office.
If you have outdated broadband internet, then consider upgrading to premium T-Mobile Fiber since it offers unlimited data, no annual contracts and no hidden fees. Learn more about T-Mobile Fiber and all the home internet’s perks here.
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