I just received my Verizon 5g home internet and all I did was plug it in and log in with the router credentials on the router and it worked no signing in nothing and I am getting 250-300mbps down and 15mbps works awesome so far. Good video thanks

I live in the boondocks. I am getting 250/15. Amazing! I would have been thrilled with 10mbs.

I just got my unit for Verizon 5G Home Internet this week. I'm lucky with the signal, since I'm practically in the center of SF, when I opened the live map showing the 5G towers, they were all around me. Instead of the cube, Verizon shipped me the thinner unit with a window/wall mount. I sat the unit in the window and had a lock on a signal right away. I didn't get the higher price option, just the basic, but still getting anywhere from 450-550 Mbps down, and 250-350 up. It's only been a week, but will keep an eye on the speeds to see if they decline. From this video, it looks like you really need to be in the middle of a city to get great speeds.

It may be that the radio automatically chooses the strongest and closest tower, which happens to be only with sub 6Ghz 5G bands, even if in area you live another tower has ultra-wide 5G bands, to be honest I don’t understand why there is no option in the settings of the modem to manually choose another tower and to give you option to connect to an external long range antenna, that would be great in my opinion

Going on my third week no problems live about 30 miles west of Chicago been getting between 85 and 160 not to bad only had to move the box once

Mine is the lower plan the $25 plan yesterday I hit 475 on the download. It’s a great product for me.

I’ve had mine close to a week. Getting 5GUW on my cellphone at my house. Last speed test I was getting 282Mbps.

I have had Verizon Fios for home internet for several years and it's worked out fine.

For most if u are near a 5G tower. N77 has decent range. Definitely over a mile it can work and then you will get about 250 down an 20 up. I have it and thus is the speeds I get all the time

I received my Verizon box today. It set up rather quickly. Mixed feelings about speed tests so far. I'm supposed to have one tower just over a couple streets, and there's another a couple more blocks over. The sales rep said they cap the number of users with access to each tower, but that seems unlikely. Several tests. My downloads are hitting around 150. The uploads have been all over the place, often hitting around 18 or 20, but even dipping to about 8. Never at the promoted 30. A few hours after setting things up it seemed like I lost connection all together and I reboot the box. It's storming outside, but the rep said weather won't affect this. If that's true I wonder why I lost service. And it seems like I should be getting faster speed than 150 with a tower so close.

Note the reset, button on the side should face the tower.

So I just ordered the Verizon Home Internet, currently waiting for my router to arrive, but I was a little confused. For the Home Internet Plus, it says between 80-300mbps, but could be higher depending on location and signal? I heard you say it’s supposed to be between 300-1000.

how is this different from other 5G UW hotspots that Verizon offers? can this device be used on a RV? ie move around the country?

I have had the Verizon 5G Home Internet since Dec 28, 2022 and it works great. I do not have any connection problems. I canceled Comcast and now have KZfaq TV, which also works great. When I log into the My Verizon app on my phone, I cannot locate the Compass feature. Where is that found?

How can I find out. how close i'm to 5G tower?

I just got Verizon 5G gateway the down load speed 200 -600 mbps and 15 up load. I love my T-mobile 5G home internet year ago had 300-1000 mbps download and 50 mbps upload speed. but recently my t-mobile speed dropped down to 10 mbps even I reboot it many times still not fast as before. Sometimes it disconnect when raining or windy time. So I give a try for Verizon but not impressed with it.

It’s junk in my area. After trying different locations in my home; 72 mbps was the best download speed I could get. Might be good in your area tho. Good luck.

I got mine last week. Unfortunately for me it's only 4GLTE in my area. My cell phone does say I have 5G reception, but Verizon insisted that right now it's only 4GLTE. To my surprise the 4GLTE works great! I continuously get 200 MBPS. I will upgrade to 5G plus when it's available, but right now I'm pleasantly surprised.

I just did a speed test and my numbers are 44/2. The hotspot on my phone is way better than that. I’m probably not keeping this Home thing I live in Brooklyn NYC

Have you tried the Tmobile home wireless internet.

It's $60 Verizon's cheapest plan, guaranteed price for 2 years. In my area, at least.

Milwaukee Wisconsin Verizon att purely not worth it doesn't work government phone's are faster after your screen break no connection plus it's all way buffering

I have read so many negatives on both Verizon and TMobile wireless home internet, I’m just sticking with my DSL. 30 mbps downloads is fine for streaming 4 simultaneous HD movies. Never down.

If I could get 100 Mbps or faster for $25, that would be OK. So far Verizon won't offer us a Home Internet box.

December 2022and same things in 2023j January 2023 purely garbage you're better off buying a phone and using Wi-Fi off your phone AT&t does the same thing AT&t ameritech wherever you want to call it also has hidden fees

Verizon is over rated & it doesnt matter if its 5G or future 10G. Fiber optic or hybrid systems like Spectrum & Comcast are much more consistent. Everybody brags about Verizon, but most have no clue about technology. I got basic spectrum with 300 MBPS & never had any problems with downloads. It may take a bit to upload a file over 2GB, but how many of us actually need high upload speeds? I will never pick 5G crap over Comcast or Spectrum cable modem.