100/10 Using Spectrum in rural, Central Ohio where the Amish communities begin to live in the state. I pay $70/month (blah). I usually get the stated speeds, but there are occasional drops in the late evening, usually for 30 to 90 seconds. The only competitor is DSL at 10 Mbps.
From a cellular perspective, things are pretty awful. Only Verizon provides somewhat reliable service, but in the rural areas it’s usually only 2 to 3 bar LTE or nothing (some isolated spots with 3G or 1xRTT). We are a long way from ever seeing 5G style services. You have to download audio content when traveling.
Mobile: 100/20 MBit/s – all you can eat.
Pretty much 100% coverage (except on some mountains in the Alps)
for EUR 22,- p.m. but we have more phones contracts with the provider,
Without other contracts it’s EUR 36,-
I can watch YouTube videos without buffering, make Google Voice and WhatsApp calls, do Facetime/WhatsApp video calls and keep my cloud services in sync.
I moved house late last year, from an area that had fibre to the home (with quite good speed) to my current place which is served by a wireless internet provider.
My cell phone company has reasonable (for us) speeds in most urban areas in the country.
Additional note… I previously thought that the 1st gen Google WiFi wasn’t capable of passing a full gigabit connection, but I observed it recently downloading at 1.1Tb while downloading a large set of video files.
