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The best internet speed for you depends on how you use the internet. Here are three common speeds and what they’re best suited for:
50 Mbps: Ideal for small households or individuals who use the internet for basic browsing, email, and streaming in standard definition (SD).
100-200 Mbps: Great for families or multiple users who stream in HD or 4K, engage in video calls, and play online games simultaneously.
500-1,000 Mbps (1 Gbps): Best for large households or people who need high-speed internet for activities like 4K/8K streaming, gaming, large file downloads, and working from home with heavy video conferencing or remote collaboration.

Your choice should reflect your household size and the types of activities you do online. Still wondering what speed to choose? Try our Usage Tool to find the perfect fit!

Yes, if a modem is required then we will supply the modem and it’s included in the monthly price! 

Fibre Internet is a high-speed broadband connection that uses fibre-optic cables to transmit data as pulses of light. Unlike traditional internet options like DSL or Cable, which rely on copper wires, fibre-optic technology allows for significantly faster speeds, greater bandwidth, and more reliable performance.
Speed: Fibre internet can deliver symmetrical upload and download speeds, often reaching up to 1 Gbps or higher, whereas DSL and Cable typically offer slower upload speeds.

Reliability: Fibre is less susceptible to interference, congestion, or weather-related disruptions compared to Cable and DSL.
Latency: Lower latency with fibre means smoother online gaming, video conferencing, and streaming.
Scalability: Fibre networks can support increasing internet demands, making them a future-proof solution for homes and businesses.

Choosing Fibre Internet with Nexicom ensures access to cutting-edge technology, faster download and upload speeds, and a reliable connection for all your online activities.

Unlimited Home Internet means that your internet service does not have data caps or restrictions on how much you can use each month. Unlike plans with data limits that may slow down your speed or charge extra fees after exceeding a certain amount, an unlimited plan allows you to stream, browse, game, and download as much as you want without worrying about overage costs.

The key differences between these two WiFi frequencies are range and speed. The 2.4 GHz band offers a longer range but slower speeds, making it ideal for larger areas or better coverage through walls. In contrast, the 5 GHz band provides faster speeds but has a shorter range, making it best for high-speed connections in closer proximity to the router.