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Internet connection types compared
Fiber, cable, 5G, fixed wireless, DSL and satellite side by side: typical speeds, uploads, latency and who each one suits.
| Connection | How it works | Typical speeds | Upload | Latency | Best for | Details |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Fiber | Light through glass fiber to the home | 300 Mbps – 8 Gbps | Symmetrical | 1–10 ms | Remote work, gaming, busy homes | Learn more |
| Cable & Fiber-Powered | Fiber network, coaxial line for the last stretch | 300 Mbps – 2 Gbps | 10 – 100 Mbps | 10–30 ms | Streaming families, TV bundles | Learn more |
| 5G Home | Cellular signal to an indoor receiver | 50 – 300 Mbps | 10 – 50 Mbps | 20–40 ms | Easy self-install, renters | Learn more |
| Fixed Wireless | Radio link from a nearby tower to your roof | 25 – 300 Mbps | 5 – 50 Mbps | 20–50 ms | Rural homes without wired service | Learn more |
| DSL | Copper telephone lines | 10 – 140 Mbps | 1 – 20 Mbps | 15–45 ms | Light use on a budget | Learn more |
| Satellite | Dish to a satellite in orbit | 50 – 100+ Mbps | 3 – 10 Mbps | 30 – 600+ ms | Remote areas with no other option | Learn more |
Fiber
Remote work, gaming, busy homes
Speeds
300 Mbps – 8 Gbps
Upload
Symmetrical
Latency
1–10 ms
Cable & Fiber-Powered
Streaming families, TV bundles
Speeds
300 Mbps – 2 Gbps
Upload
10 – 100 Mbps
Latency
10–30 ms
5G Home
Easy self-install, renters
Speeds
50 – 300 Mbps
Upload
10 – 50 Mbps
Latency
20–40 ms
Fixed Wireless
Rural homes without wired service
Speeds
25 – 300 Mbps
Upload
5 – 50 Mbps
Latency
20–50 ms
DSL
Light use on a budget
Speeds
10 – 140 Mbps
Upload
1 – 20 Mbps
Latency
15–45 ms
Satellite
Remote areas with no other option
Speeds
50 – 100+ Mbps
Upload
3 – 10 Mbps
Latency
30 – 600+ ms
Typical ranges reviewed in 2026. Which connection types you can get depends on your address — call to check availability.
Choosing the right internet provider in 2026
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Fiber > cable > 5G home > fixed wireless > DSL > satellite for speed and reliability.
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Internet & cable TV questions, answered
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