T-Mobile launches fiber internet service in the US with a five-year price lock

is a news writer who covers the streaming wars, consumer tech, crypto, social media, and much more. Previously, she was a writer and editor at MUO. T-Mobile is bringing its fiber internet service to more than 500,000 households throughout the US. In an update on Tuesday, T-Mobile revealed three new plans that offer customers symmetrical speeds of up to 2 Gigs. In addition to a five-year price lock, the new plans come with a $5 autopay discount, but only if you pay with a debit card or bank account. Here’s a list of the plans, which will be available starting June 5th: Fiber 500 (500 Mbps): $80 / month ($75 with autopay) Fiber 1 Gig (1 Gbps): $95 / month ($90 with autopay) Fiber 2 Gig (2 Gbps): $110 / month ($105 with autopay) T-Mobile’s big fiber expansion comes just months after it closed its joint venture deal with the fiber internet provider Lumos — a move the Federal Communications Commission only approved after the carrier made changes to its stance on diversity, equity, and ... Read full article.