I Tried AT&T Internet Air for a Week. It Wasn't Even Close to Fast Enough

AT&T's 5G fixed wireless service, known as AT&T Internet Air, was tested for a week and found to deliver speeds significantly lower than advertised. The article suggests that the service may still be worth considering for individuals with limited internet options, despite the disappointing performance. The author's experience with AT&T Internet Air revealed download speeds that were often less than half of the promised 300Mbps, with average speeds around 100Mbps. Uploads were also significantly slower than expected. The inconsistent and unreliable nature of the service was a significant drawback. However, the article acknowledges that for some users, particularly those without access to high-speed wired internet, AT&T Internet Air may still be a viable option, despite its shortcomings. The article concludes that the service could be a worthwhile alternative, but cautions that users should have realistic expectations and carefully consider their specific needs and circumstances before committing to the service.