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Dear nater, I h ave an update for you. The plans are for those who get the home internet after may 8th, the ones who get it before will have the option to switch to does plans and the new internet boxes will come geo lock after the 8th of May and the one who goes over the 1.2 gigabyte will be getting geo lock and this is from my personal person inside tmobile
Hey Nate, I have a quick question, I currently have the Sagecom modem(still locked in w/ their original $30/month price), and don't want to lose that. However, even after splitting my network into a 2.4ghz and a separate 5ghz network myspeed is drastically worse than it used to be. Granted, when i first bought the internet I liver 6 min awsy from where I am now, I CANNOT get full bars, just 4/5. I use a gaming laptop, 2 smart TVS, and my son uses a PS5. I'm in Metairie, LA(right outside New Orleans) the signal is great here, what differences does their new modem offer? Or, should I buy a 3rd party modem and router or extender to increase my speeds? It jumps from as low ass 112 mbps to 350-ish mbps, I've even seen 600(for 6 seconds..). Any suggestions?? Thanks so much in advance.
If anything it will benefit me because I’m a $50 a month grandfathered home user that doesn’t abuse the plan by traveling. Like he was saying in the video, people that are abusing it and traveling into my area when they’re not supposed to be here are cutting into my bandwidth so this is only going to help me. I do however thing $160 is outrageous. I also think T-Mobile is wrong because even though you weren’t supposed to travel with the home plan, T-Mobile was outright telling nomads that they could do it so that’s messed up.
@@nerdgirl That's pretty much what they figure. On the 'plus' side, equipment and taxes are included, and you can probably switch plans (no contract?) to a standard plan
If you camp in the woods its worthless, we have starlink and keep it paused most of the time because where we camp its almost always blocked. If you think that price of 160 is high you are crazy. ATT is 90 bucks per 100 gig, verizon is 80 for 150 gig, nobody will even give you a true unlimited plan
For the same service that people are using for $50, $160 is insane. Everyone will jump ship to services like connecten and travelfi that have unlimited plans and jump networks.
I have the home gateway, going on 2-3 years I think. I am full time RV but have a "home base". I told the people at the store what my plan was and no one batted an eye. I went to southern AZ a few months later and could not get the gateway to find signal. Of course, my cell phone had issues getting signal too but it was there. I ended up giving the gateway and service to my Mother-in-law to replace her $150+ "high speed" internet. Now I'm looking for another mobile option. I have been eyeing starlink but the monthly payment has kept me away. One thing that T-Mobile chart didnt show is that with starlink, you have to buy the equipment too. It aint cheap either. I guess ill check out your other videos to see if you have something that might work for me. I just need a hotspot with external antenna. Lol.
I have an RV and I only really need internet access when I'm in a campground. The wifi at the campgrounds are hit or miss when it comes to being good enough to stream TV off the internet. What would really help is if TM would up their Hot Spot data capacity. I currently have their best cell phone plan and the hot spot data caps at like 40GB (?) which really sux. I would gladly pay a little more for unlimited hot spot data, but $160/month Away Plan is ridiculous...............
Been traveling all over the country with the standard T-Mobile 5G home internet plan. Everywhere from Florida to California and up to pa. Always works great no issues $50/ month.
Get ready to start paying $160 a month if you still want that same service plus you will lose your 4K streaming. I however, will still have my same great high-speed service at $50 a month because I use it as intended at a fixed location. I still think T-Mobile screwed up by saying that the home service is for a fixed location, but then told people that travel they could use it with no issue and now they’re changing their tune.
At first, I was going back to Spectrum, but I noticed my T-Mobile home internet would get 5G. Since I ordered my internet about 60 days ago, it always stayed at 4G, and it stayed under 72 Mbps. Now it's 460.90 Mbps. I'm not sure what happened 60 days ago, but I like how fast it's going.
I had Spectrum 1G for 2 days before having a 3 day outage. On Day 2 I went and got the TMOBILE Plus service and canceled the Spectrum bs. Horrible service and T-Mobile has been solid with 500+ Mbps and 35Mbps down constantly and I’m not even using a 4x4 MIMO antenna
Just order 5G internet. I got the Plus Plan. Thanks for the help. I'm dropping Starlink. TM is $70. SL is $120 a month. Starlink really has no tech support, although it's stupid simple to use. For travelers. Starlink roam is great. I'm keeping it for that on a use only basis.
No way am I paying $160 a month for something I used 10-12 times and maybe 50 days a year! Are they nuts! Please do a follow up video on alternatives for RVs. Great channel. Thank You!
We have been considering Starlink for a few months now anyway, this just pushes us to that decision. We travel for winters in the south USA and T-Mobile is usually so slow in the tourist areas anyway . Everyone with StarLink has good internet in those areas so our decision is made .
I tried the T-Mobile home in my motorhome Even with a rooftop antenna. Definitely don't need it at home since I have fiber but on the road starlink makes more sense. Star Link is $150 a month but if you're only going out a month at a time you can pause it for as long as you want and not pay anything. My cellular backup is a peplink dual SIM router T-Mobile and AT&T which cover the areas with trees. Was disappointed T-Mobile home didn't perform so well.
This sealed our decision to buy Starlink . Will be ordering this week . I like the pause feature . Starlink equipment is about the same cost as these guys want for aftermarket modems so it’s an easy decision.
We keep our starlink paused most of the time because where we camp has trees. We have a peplink transport pro with att, verizon on it. Verizon is out go to most of the time. Tmobile was always the worst of the three for speeds to us
Ridiculous prices. Tmobile is forgetting its roots as a lower cost network. This makes switching to Starlink a no brainer as it wider access and getting better all the time.
try it in the woods :) We have starlink, it spends most its life on pause because most everywhere we camp has trees 160 a month is a steal of a price for true unlimited data
What’s to prevent someone from using a T-Mobile phone SIM card in a3rd party gateway like Invisagig? I can get a second line for just $20/month. Phones are expected to move around so there should be no issues
@@NaterTaterPlus better priority. I think they should and probably will make it new sign ups only, because employees were putting in wrong addresses to get the sale and commission
Yeap I used to have insty connect using a phone SIM card. It works great but after your high speed data allocation they throttle you down to ridiculous speeds.
Nater, I was paying $99 per month years ago for a sprint 4G usb modem hooked into my router that had a 40gb per month limit. That is the price one pays for living in a rural area with no cable/fiber. Thanks to T-Mobile and their 5G gateway, I now have some semblance of high speed internet. That $150/month unlimited travel plan ain't so bad considering.
@@HunterJohnson77 Att is $90 for 100 gig, verizon is $80 for every 150 gig. If tmobile speeds were better where we camped I would be thrilled to get true unlimited for 160 a month
In our area the government is paying to get fiber to rural customers at about 15- $25,000 per rural address. You'd think they'd just lease a bunch of starlink dishes for those customers or split the bill with em rather than dropping fiber into no man's land.
Thanks for this Video! So basically it's not really worth Upgrading to the Plus Plan if you already have the older T-Mobile 5G Home Internet Unlimited Plan and already have a Mesh Wi-Fi System? The only thing your really getting with the New Plus Plan is a Mesh Wi-Fi System included and I already have my own Google Nest Wi-Fi Pro 6E Mesh Wi-Fi System so there's not really any need for me to Upgrade to that Plan.
$160/mo? Whatever they're smoking must be pretty darn expensive... There are a lot of unlimited data "tablet" plans out there that work just fine with a USB dongle.
@@NaterTater When I moved about an hour away, it came back on. I have no idea what was going on. At that previous location it worked great for two days then no internet connection. Working fine now.
I got the $50 prepaid voice/data plan with the inseego hotspot but the guy who sold it to me (at a store) told me that the speed will not be slowed down. I may try that sim in a T-Mobile home internet router to see if it works too.
Hey @Natertater I have been a tmobile home internet customer for a few years now still grandfathered in the unlimited data, I have the Arcadyn KVD21 and it is hooked up to a dynalink AX3600 Router. I have turned off WIfi on the arcadyn and changed the MTU size on my dynalink. I have positioned the tmobile router to be in the best location in the house, and the last 3-4 months the internet has been unbearable with just constant drops and some of the slowest speeds ive seen. I do not have any antennas hooked up to the T mobile router as I dont think I cant do that safely. Do you have any recommendations for me? Do I try to upgrade to the newest Tmobile router that can connect to 5G bands better, but if I do that then I cant connect it to a Dynalink router. Please let me know if you have any suggestions! It would be much appreciated!
Thanks for the information I recently got the T-Mobile service for my motorhome. I went into the local T-Mobile store and told themI wanted it for my motorhome so the employee ask for my home address He said there wasn’t service available at my home address but he could come up with an address that would work ! I said that’s fine so I signed up. My first trip I was out a couple weeks and it works really great for what I want to use it for I have another trip coming up in May and June so I’ll see how it works but I’m definitely not gonna pay 160 bucks a month for it Don’t use it while I’m on the road just when I get to my destination
Yeah I took my gateway and power cord to the north Georgia mountains and used it up there but only a few times probably not enough to turn heads. I tried to hook up my gateway with a cell phone power cable but it didn't work come to find out the power adapter had two different voltages 5 and 9. I guess most people use an inverter. I think I may just get a hot spot and forget about taking my gateway on trips. I don't need the best and greatest service just to play You Tube videos I rarely stream videos. 73
Almost the exact same sinerio. Went to get daughter a new phone. They talked me into a more expensive plan so we could get her phone $400 off. At 1st, I said no, but then she said if I go to the higher plan that I could get home internet for $40 a month. I said I have home internet through cable company so I didn't need it. She then asked if I had an rv. I said yes, and she said it's perfect for rvs. So she sold me on it. 1 month later, (today) started seeing the changes to tmoble services that you see on this video. I called tmoble and was assured that it would not effect me because I am on the "preferred customer plan" and would be grandfathered in at $40 per month. We shall see. I, too, am not paying $160 a month for wifi in my rv that I take out once a month in the season.
@@NaterTater How can they claim it hurts performance? Its already bottom tier and after 1.2 T they can slow you down during congestion? Plus the they say you can but give us 160$ its about the money
TBH, if you have a T-Mobile Hotspot ... $50 for 50GB, you aren't far off from the $160 for 200GB. Similarly, many newer plans come with hotspot plans built in. I suspect that you are somewhat correct in that the 'roaming' and removing the ability if you want to pay for it. I don't see a large scale usage on this, with the possible exception of 'there are no contracts' (i.e. some may use it for 2 months during the summer at a remote cottage or RV), and then change back to 'standard'. I truly suspect this is to not have a massive flood of '5G hot spots' at $50/month ($70) do eat the traditional hotspot items they have at ... $50/50GB. I could almost imagine anyone using a hotspot for a few months of summer while traveling/camping.
NaterTater…love the content……I’ve been a TMobile Home Internet user for a couple of years……How do I get them to issue me the new G4AR gateway? I have the black Arcadian one right now, but want the new one so I can do the antennna……can I just ask for it? Do I have to have a tech support issue recorded first?
the 3rd party gateways can support GPS as well so I'm not sure that will be a concern and its easy enough for them to see which tower the device is connecting to so GPS isnt even needed for geolock.
@@NaterTater they stopped Geo locking after the Arcadian came out. They even made it on announcement that you could take it with you. It was on their website with a guy holding one in a photograph, smiling and saying that you could finally take it with you on the road, it will be interesting to see what they do to the existing customers on the early plans like myself
Nate, you stated you can understand why they feel other customers on a specific tower may have to compete with a user traveling and normally not on the site. If that same user switches to the Away plan, doesn’t the same conflict potentially exist for the local customer? Hope that made sense. Unless based on plan T-M places that Away customer in a different space somehow on the same tower? Thank you - I enjoy your content!
I'm on the older plan of $50 a month plus already have my own Google Nest Wi Fi Pro Router mesh system. I hope won't get forced onto the Home Internet Plus Plan plus their mesh system might be junk as in with their offering of an external antenna/ no emails yet/I keep checking my plus T Mobile Phone App if any future changes.
We have the regular unlimited plan and they recently put 1.2TB data cap and we use the internet 24/7 is it worth upgrading to the home internet plus plan?
@@ChrisTechnician Wow you fail to read correctly. If your throttled down to those speeds it's not deprioritization, it's a data cap that is speed based like metropcs' $40 plan that slows you down to just double dialup speed (128Kbps) after 10Gb which is unusable. The 1.2TB a month thing just means you'll be put lower than everyone else after that amount. It's no hard speed limit or anything. I did a test earlier and got 400Mbps which is more than normal for my area. N41 got added in February of last year on my tower and i'm in a rural area. I typically get 200-300Mbps even during peak hours.
As soon as you connect to the new TLife app the app will use your phones GPS to tell them where you are or you're in you home service area / traveling or not
When I first got my Home 5G box I was always on the road, but basically I would not get that plan, if that do that, I would drop there service in a instant since I have to move from state to state 1 1/2 to 2 months at a time
The locked down gateways to a specific address a long time ago. There was a press release about this last summer. They aren’t locking down the Nokia Gateway users or users in certain areas.
Let's say hypothetically you purchase the home internet plan in a non-qualifying area and try to activate it. Are they going to ding you with the Away plan, or are they only going after customers that are roaming with them?
I wonder how good that Assurant® Personal TechPro would be for any WiFi device on the network tech support. They might turn me down saying they don’t support smart hoses with complicated custom scripting or that since I have over 100 WiFi devices they can’t support me 😂 So I thought the regular home internet was $50 (less with autopay) so what’s is that dropping to now?
Hey Nate.. Just a quick note and question… It’s my understanding that the new TMHI ‘Plus’ plan also includes one of the new gateways as well as the WAP. If so, that’s sort of a “game changer” isn’t it.?? Especially since it’s been almost impossible to get a G4AR (or the other one). Thought I would ask since you didn’t mention it and …. I might be wrong.??
I wouldn't call it a game changer as its now pretty easy to get the G4AR/SE now. But perhaps that is a factor for some folks. I do mention it comes with the extra WAP and its true that is only currently supported with the G4SE I believe.
@@NaterTater Ahh...So this is more about the WAP than the gateway. I'm still unable to get a G4SE or G4AR. Local TM corp. stores do not have them in stock. Maybe they will now with the advent of this "new" plan. It seems like a decent deal especially if you're adding a 4X4 MIMO. The 'fit-up' for the antenna is so much better with the external ports. Now, the 'mobile' plan sounds ridiculously expensive. I think it just might slow down the rush to 5G HI. Maybe that's their plan..??!!??
So my parents (retired) goes on a 3 month trip with their RV every year. They stay at 3 different locations for a month each. Would buying their own gateway then activating it as home internet at each location under a different name work?
Sound like what I do. Starlink is what I’m buying. T-Mobile hardly works down south when all the snowbirds are down there in the winter now anyway. With Starlink they can freeze the service and not pay a penny when they aren’t using it . Starlink works great in those areas with lots of people also .
They never meant for it to be a mobile service. People at home shgould not get their service sloweerd down because travelors come in and want to watch TV in an RV
a verizon booster wouldn't work for t-mobile but boosters can work for 5G home internet, however typically a 4x4 antenna is better. See ru-vid.com/group/PL8d9FovK2dNRCIt_sX2HPvsrMnl7iD1R3
@@NaterTater ok i have the 5g home internet with verizon and they just sent out a verizon cell booster for free so i just wanted to make sure its going to work
@@Taiyo...everyone that’s explained cell boosters to me compares it to having a really static filled radio station, the cell booster is equivalent to trying to clear up the static by turning up the volume. It’s not any clearer yiu just now have louder static.
to add $2-$5 for older plans. Now, they want to add a super and offensive charge to the customer for a Travel / Away plan for mostly nomads or travelers of $160 per month. This is outrageous. It is disturbing. Who the heck do they think they are now, Starlink? It is simply way too much and it shows that TMobile doesn’t care about its customers any longer. Shame on you, corporate j3rks from the Un-carrier (?).
I have a question. I only get 5mbps down(when not being throttled). I have the silver Nokia gateway. I've looked at maps and see I'm in an area that should be getting at least 11mbps down(lol). If I could get the new gateway and add an antenna, would it be worth it?
i use t mobile internet i travel about every 6 months for work in a rv and its worked great with a mimo antenna but i play games and if they change it to 160 should i just pay it or change to star link for faster internet same price type of thing.
Hey Nate i was wondering what you think think would be the best antenna/gateway for stable ping for competitive gaming if you have tested anything like that. Thank You
The best right now, Cheetah V2 (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-ZYoGTh-1Kio.html) with Waveform quadpro (ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-RFZBbSg_pzE.html)
@@NaterTater hey Nate sorry to piggyback here but I haven’t seen you mention or do any videos on the quadpro vs waveforms 4x4 log periodic set. If you have and I’ve missed it sorry! But I’m asking because right now both are an option for me financially. I know the quadpro has 9.2 gain vs 11 on the log periodics, but the log periodic kit comes with a 30ft cable that can’t be substituted so I’m worried about that as I noticed a big loss in signal just going from the 10ft cable with the quadmini to two sets of 10ft separated by the window mount cable unit. This is a large amount of money for me and I need to be as sure as I can before I commit so I’m hoping you might have an answer!
What day will we know for sure if we use a 3rd party gateway I can keep my unlimited plan? The gateway stays at the registered address that’s on the account so I’m assuming I should be good?
@@NaterTater well I know the usage address is my address and they should see that the tower I’m connected to is the tower at my address and then I should be good right?
Phones tells you if they are 4G or 5G, but how do you find out if a computer is capable of getting that 5G WIFI? .......... I get 5G speed of 110 mbps, but on my computer, I only get 40 mbps. ....... How do I find out if the computer is made for 5G?
Tbh if i didn't have an eligible address i would cancel my service and when sending back the gateway i make sure it's covered in shit with a note saying "I'm not paying for limited data or for the scam that is the away plan. I rather have no internet at all than pay that crap and i hope more people do this same thing i'm doing.."
Thank you for this video, I had no idea this was happening, We currently have 2 TMobile home internet devices under 2 different names. We have internet devices in the main house and a studio apartment in our backyard. Do you think having home internet plus with the mesh network would be better than having 2 separate regular TMobile internet devices?
In general I recommend a 3rd party mesh setup as the extra $20/mo will add up over time. But yes you could try their mesh system to see if it works in your setup and cancel one of the lines.
@NaterTater Where are you getting the $20 difference? You've referenced that a few times, but I see $40 for home internet and $50 for home internet plus, when bundled with the necessary phone plan. It's "only" a $10 diff for new customers isn't it?
@blank_slate50 yea, perhaps it is $10 for new customers since they recently did a $10 increase across the board. So the existing 5 mil customers on the cheaper rate like me would see a $20 increase but you're right new customers see a $10/mo delta.
I'm so glad I found your channel yesterday! Will you be trying out the new mesh offering from T-Mobile? It was just offered to me today in a chat session with a T-Mobile rep. My takeaway is: My base price would no longer be $30; it has gone up $10 for new internet subscribers with a premium voice plan ($40 for me with my Magenta Max.) So going up to the $50 for the Mesh product with auto-pay would mean paying $10 more, not $20. She waived the activation fee, although she did collect $1.01 upfront. She also offered me a $200 gift card (Master Card, I think) if I keep the service for at least 60 days. I stopped in at the T-Mobile store and online to find the $200 offer is only given if you order online and/or through chat. The store said they weren't able to waive the activation fee, either. She said the T-Mobile 15 day test drive still applies to their mesh.
I totally get it. People have been abusing it like crazy and acting like it not harming tmobile or the other users, It is. When you sign up they know what tower you are going to be pulling all that data from and can plan for that. Having a home plan and traveling tower to tower is the problem. I hope they lock it down soon. Their prices are a little high for the 150 gig plan but not crazy high, I pay $80 for 100 gig on verizon. No carrier offers a true unlimited on a pure data plan anymore. $160 month for true unlimited is a good deal. Att is $90 for 100 gig, 160 is not that bad at all
I am really concerned about this honestly. As someone who lives on a sailboat, I have 0 other options for internet service besides this really. It has worked great for me so far, but am dreading that I'm likely to get that letter in the mail soon to cough up more cash.
ok i have this and get very good signal and they are charging me $75 a month. now i haven't used it yet on the road. did i get a good deal? or are they going to raise the price on me after a while? he claim its unlimited 5g speed for $70 a month. please let me know..
@@NaterTater they claim I can go on the road with it. As long as there is T-Mobile service I would be able to be a trucker and have this as hotspot. That’s what they was trumping with me.
There has to be a law suit here. Especially since their employees when signing up are just grabbing an address that works if yours doesn't support the home internet. When I I signed up my address didn't work so the employees were just like we'll just put one in until it works. No way this is legal when their employees are selling it in the way they have been. Ok don't move with mine but if it will only work with the address it was put under then m screwed because their employees did it.
Perhaps but that lawsuit would be from t-mobile to those employees....t-mobile's ToS have been clear and yes they let it slide but I think the consumers knew what was going on. The party has to end sometime.
@@NaterTater I see your point but when you have someone like me who didn't know anything regarding this. And the employees just said its fine. I don't move around with my gateway we just had to put in another address because it wasn't available at the one im at. So im not moving the thing around at all. Also on my gateway its saying there is a wifi issue and to turn it off to fix it but everything is working fine. I think they want me to turn it off to activate the gps in the gateway to know if im moving around with it. Are there any other options out there that would work? I know starlink would but i dont have the upfront cash for the hardware. I saw someone talking about a company called ConnectenInternet that is supposedly good idk.
@@Daily-Motivation-Inspiration let it reset. The gps has been on the whole time, they just didnt care. Also they dont even need the gps. They know they what tower you signed up on and they know what tower you are getting data from. When they flip the switch its only going to let you connect to the towers around they false address you listed. Like you agreed to when you signed the contract
@@OmahaWayne the problem is their employees just gave me a random address i didnt provide thats where things are not cool. Their employees literally opened zillow and started choosing addresses until one worked. I didnt give an address. So if they go through with all this then they at the very least need to fire probably 80% of the people that sold this stuff. I'm annoyed that the way it was sold not so much the gps or anything else because i didnt provide an address their company (employees) did.
@@Daily-Motivation-Inspiration Yet you SIGNED a piece of paper clearly stating that the home internet is required to stay in that location. You knew you were violating the terms of service right then, but you didn't care as long as you were getting away with it. If you want the people fired for doing that (even though you don't have any proof of it) are you just as okay with paying the 160 a month for all the months you cheated the system and slowed down other users who were going by the contract? Since you are all about what's fair.
Don't bother with any of these plans. Buy a 5G modem/router and a simple unlimited mobile Sim card/plan. A little bit of headache with setup but you can make it work flawlessly.
Nate - I’m preparing our bug out kit for fires and hurricanes. Where we evacuate has a metal roof and horrible internet service - what would you suggest I look into to be able to have a mobile internet access? I’ll also look at your recommendations for mesh devices.
A metal roof isnt ideal but 5G can still work well with it if other factors are in your favor. Have you checked with verizon, tmobile and at&t for availability at your evac site? Here's my mesh system: ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-34NZwJh4N84.htmlsi=KgoYCTSwxHVYOmYU
@@NaterTater from your video I’m leaning against t-mobile and looking at the roam starlink. I’ll pay more if it’s reliable and can sustain multiple devices.
