What is the best internet provider in Chandler?
After much research and testing, Cox comes out as the top pick for the best internet service provider for most households in Chandler. Despite not being the fastest ISP in the area, Cox still offers plenty of speed and stands head and shoulders above its fellow ISPs with its wide coverage area. Plans start at $50 a month and go up to $140 per month for the 2-gig plan. For affordable plans, consider Verizon 5G Home Internet. It offers three plans in the area, starting at just $35 if you bundle with your mobile plan. Then there's T-Mobile Home Internet, another close competitor in Chandler, with prices at $35 when bundled with eligible phone plans.
For residents looking for the lowest prices or fastest speeds, we have found the very best. Quantum fiber, T-Mobile and Verizon 5G tie for the cheapest internet service in the area, with plans starting at $50 per month. The internet service provider with the fastest speeds is Quantum Fiber's 8,000Mbps plan, but its lack of availability outside of pocket areas makes it unreliable compared with other competitors. Google Fiber is building a network in Chandler, and it won't be operational for a while, but once it is, it will provide some seriously strong competition for Cox.
Best internet in Chandler
Chandler internet providers compared Provider Internet technology Monthly price range Speed range Monthly equipment costs Data cap Contract CNET review score CenturyLink
Read full review DSL $55 15-1000Mbps $15 (optional) None None 6.7 Cox
Read full review Cable/fiber $50-$140 300-2,000Mbps $15 (optional) 1.25TB (may be waived for fiber) None 6.2 Quantum Fiber Fiber $50-$165 500-8,000Mbps None None None 6.7 T-Mobile Home Internet
Read full review Fixed wireless $50-$70 ($35-$55 with eligible mobile plans) 87-415Mbps None None None 7.4 Verizon 5G Home Internet
Read full review Fixed wireless $50-$75 ($35-$60 for eligible Verizon Wireless customers) 50-250Mbps None None None 7.2 Show more (1 item) Shop providers at my address
Source: CNET analysis of provider data.
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