Recently in an FCC filing, T-Mobile laid out their plans to roll out a 5G home to millions of Americans.  According to the FCC filing, Sprint and T-Mobile said they plan to offer high-speed 5G to 52% of the United States over the next five years. Part of this is a plan to cover 64% of Spectrums markets and 68% of Comcast’s territory.

According to T-Mobile, their new 5G home internet will offer 300 Mbps to more than 250 million people and 500 Mbps to more than 200 million people by 2024.

5G home internet has already started to roll out by smaller companies with Verizon launching their network at the start of October 2018. T-Mobile and Sprint promise to have their 5G internet services live by the end of 2018.

Verizon is promising average speeds of 300 Mbps with speeds up to 1 Gbps for $50 a month for Verizon Wireless customers or $70 for non-wireless customers. T-Mobile is promoting average speeds of 300 Mbps, but we still don’t know the price. Hopefully, as more 5G services roll out, we see a real price war for home internet.