Quote:T-Mobile normally throttles data (reduces the speed) after its wireless customers consume a certain amount in a given month. But, for its home pilot, the company said it will offer around 50 megabits per second of LTE data without data caps for $50 per month. That’s not terribly fast — cable networks these days can offer up to a gigabit per second, or about 20 times the speed that T-Mobile is offering.

And those speeds won’t be fast enough if you have several TVs trying to stream Netflix in 4K HDR while someone plays video games in another room. But it’ll be fine for just surfing the internet at home and some degree of streaming.

T-Mobile says it will double its speed to more than 100 mbps by 2024 with its new 5G network.

https://www.cnbc.com/2019/03/21/t-mobile...homes.html

For those looking to cut the cord completely T-Mobile is offering a home internet service for $50 dollars no throttling.

Top speed is only 50mbps though and will "increase" to 100mbs by 2024 once 5G comes on board.