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T-Mobile’s Limited-Time Internet Offer Makes Switching to Fiber More Affordable Than Ever

The Hollywood Reporter ·
T-Mobile’s Limited-Time Internet Offer Makes Switching to Fiber More Affordable Than Ever

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As college football kicks off and TV premiere season peaks, T-Mobile is helping fans and families get in on the action with its deepest deals to date on Fiber Home Internet. Other than the speed (more on that later), T-Mobile Fiber is now at its lowest price of the year thanks to two limited-time offers .

To meet each household’s needs and price constraints, T-Mobile offers three distinct fiber internet options : “Fast” (Fiber 300 Mbps), “Faster” (Fiber 1 Gig) and “Fastest” (Fiber 2 Gig). Right now, they are as low as $35 per month with AutoPay, plus taxes and fees. Related Stories Lifestyle Anthropologie's Internet-Famous Icon Glasses Get Special Edition Halloween Designs Lifestyle NBC's 'Who Do You Think You Are?' Partner Ancestry.com Drops DNA Kit Prices for Labor Day

As for the “Faster” (1 Gig) plan, the monthly rate of $60 drops to $50 per month with AutoPay, and for the “Fastest” (2 Gig) plan, $80 drops to $70 per month with AutoPay, plus taxes and fees. And here’s where the second seasonal offer comes into play: For a limited time, customers can get two months free*, on both the 1 and 2 Gig plans.

For context, fiber internet , the most advanced method of wired home internet, transmits blazing fast data for greater stability and speed. Thanks to the extremely high bandwidth of light signals, allowing for less interference, T-Mobile’s 100 percent fiber-optic network provides consistent, quick connection, even during peak hours. Think clear video conferencing and 4K streaming, dependable smart home tech and ultra-fast, gigabit upload and download speeds.

What started as a pilot program in 2021, officially launched as T‑Mobile Fiber Home Internet in 2025. Since then, the provider has continuously added new cities to its rapidly growing list of available fiber internet locations.

Check availability, learn more about each plan and take advantage of the limited-time savings at t-mobile.com .

*Plan automatically renews at regular rate ($70/mo. for 1 Gig or $80/mo for 2 Gig). Plus taxes & fees.

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