#Optimum wifi speed test tv#

#Optimum wifi speed test tv#

Via the new FlexAbility plans, Optimum lets you choose the internet plan you want and add a TV package and a mobile data plan. If you're hoping to bundle with TV to take advantage of bundle savings though, the new FlexAbility plan structure will be less of a steal.

Most Optimum plans - especially Optimum 300, 500 and 1 Gig - are a pretty good deal if you just want internet. Optimum FlexAbility plans break up the bundle (and the savings) AT&T, for example, has the same monthly pricing on its 2-gig and 5-gig plans, and Frontier's 2-gig plan starts at $150 a month. Such prices for home internet can understandably feel a bit steep compared to other internet plans, but Optimum's multi-gig plans are actually priced as well as or better than competing providers.

Multi-gig internet service is still fairly new with few major providers offering anything above 1,000Mbps, but Optimum has recently introduced 2,000Mbps and 5,000Mbps plans available in select areas starting at $120 and $180 per month, respectively. Beyond that, many Optimum service areas - approximately 1.6 million households - will have access to fiber service with symmetrical upload and download speeds and multigigabit plan options. Additionally, gig service is available to the majority of households serviceable for Optimum, roughly 80%, but not all.

For example, select areas may also have the option of a low-cost 100Mbps plan and some locations will get 200Mbps or 400Mbps in place of the 300 and 500Mbps plans. Optimum plans, pricing and speeds may vary slightly from one market to another.