Xfinity's wide variety of plans can be a little confusing to navigate, so take your time to compare details like speed, contracts and equipment costs, which can vary from plan to plan.Īvailability: Xfinity availability may still shake out on a building-by-building basis. Much of Miami is covered by Comcast's cable service, Xfinity. An installation fee of $99 may apply, but a rewards card could help offset or cover that cost. AT&T may offer to cover your cancellation fee if you're switching from another service, and may also offer a rewards card to sweeten the deal. Keep an eye out for special deals if you order online. Service details: AT&T promises no annual contract, no data caps, no equipment fees and no price increase after the first year. Those prices are after a $5-per-month autopay and paperless billing discount. Your sweet spot may be somewhere in the middle, perhaps the $80-per-month level for 1,000Mbps.
Plans and pricing: AT&T Fiber offers multiple plans starting at $55 for 300Mbps on up to a pricey $180 per month for the fastest 5,000Mbps speed tier. Coverage is spotty around the Overtown, Downtown and Park West neighborhoods, but the western stretch of the city has wider availability. Fiber offers zippy downloads and fast uploads, so it's preferable to DSL for anyone who places a lot of demand on their internet connection.Īvailability: As with many ISPs in Miami, AT&T Fiber may be available in one building and yet not the one directly across the street. Keep in mind AT&T also has a slower DSL service that may cover areas where fiber isn't an option. AT&T Fiber's super-fast speed options nudge it to the top of our recommendation list.
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