Two Fiber Giants Competing for Florida
Both offer excellent fiber service - choice depends on availability and specific needs
1 Gbps Fiber Internet
1 Gbps Fiber Internet
Feature | Metronet | AT&T Fiber | Winner |
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Technology | 100% Fiber (FTTH) | 100% Fiber (FTTH) | Tie |
Max Speed | 1 Gbps | 5 Gbps | AT&T ✓ |
Symmetrical Speeds | Yes | Yes | Tie |
1 Gbps Price | $75/month | $70/month | AT&T ✓ |
Florida Coverage | Growing (10 cities) | Extensive (65%+) | AT&T ✓ |
Customer Service | 4.2/5 rating | 3.8/5 rating | Metronet ✓ |
Installation | Free professional | Free professional | Tie |
Equipment Quality | Eero 6+ mesh system | BGW320 gateway | Metronet ✓ |
Plan | Speed | Price | Details |
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Fiber Internet | 1 Gbps/1 Gbps | $75/month | Includes Eero 6+ whole-home WiFi |
Note: Metronet keeps it simple with one ultra-fast tier
Plan | Speed | Price | Best For |
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Internet 300 | 300/300 Mbps | $55/month | 1-3 users |
Internet 500 | 500/500 Mbps | $65/month | 3-5 users |
Internet 1000 | 1 Gbps/1 Gbps | $80/month | 5+ users |
Internet 2000 | 2 Gbps/2 Gbps | $110/month | Power users |
Internet 5000 | 5 Gbps/5 Gbps | $180/month | Ultimate performance |
Both providers offer quality customer service. Metronet, as a regional provider, offers personalized service while AT&T provides comprehensive support with extensive resources and 24/7 availability across multiple channels.
Yes! Metronet is aggressively expanding throughout Central Florida. They're adding new cities quarterly and plan to cover most major Orlando suburbs by 2026.
Metronet focuses on delivering consistent 1 Gbps service to all customers rather than premium tiers. Their philosophy is that 1 Gbps is more than sufficient for 99% of households.
AT&T offers TV streaming bundles and wireless discounts. Metronet previously offered TV but now focuses solely on internet service for simplicity and better pricing.
Both are excellent for gaming with low latency (2-5ms) and symmetrical speeds. Metronet's Eero system may provide better whole-home coverage, while AT&T offers higher speed tiers for households with multiple gamers.
Choose Metronet if: You value excellent customer service, want premium WiFi equipment included, and live in their coverage area.
Choose AT&T Fiber if: You need speeds above 1 Gbps, want the lowest price, or live outside Metronet's limited coverage area.