The ultimate 5G Home Internet

5G Ultra Home Internet uses 5G+ Fixed Wireless Internet technology.

Fixed Wireless Internet is a high-speed internet service for that uses radio signals to connect your home to a nearby wireless tower. Unlike traditional wired connections, it doesn't require cables or phone lines. This makes it ideal in rural areas that do not have wired connections.

There are different types of Wireless Home Internet technologies such as LTE, 4G, 5G.

Xplore's 5G Ultra uses the most advanced 5G+ fixed wireless technology. It brings unparalleled speeds and quality for fixed wireless technologies.

To find out if you can get wireless home internet at your home, use the Address Lookup Tool!

5G Ultra Home Internet is ideal for rural areas in Canada because it provides high-speed connectivity without the need for extensive physical infrastructure, which is harder and slower to implement in areas with low density.

It's much higher speeds and unlimited data are superior to what can be offered through satellite Internet in these areas.

Additionally, 5G Ultra's (5G+) low latency and improved capacity can offer fibre-like quality, supporting various applications, enhancing the quality of life and economic opportunities for rural communities.

Wireless home internet, also known as fixed wireless, uses radio signals to provide internet access. Here's how it compares to other common types of internet:

1. Fiber-Optic Internet: This is the fastest and most reliable type of internet, using light signals through fiber-optic cables. It offers high speeds and low latency but is less widely available in rural areas
2. 5G Ultra Home Internet: Uses 5G+ wireless technology to provide fibre-like speeds with excellent latency and reliability.
3. Cable Internet: Uses the same coaxial cables as cable TV. It's widely available and offers good speeds, but can slow down during peak usage times, and is also less widely available in rural areas.
4. 5G Home Internet: Uses the latest wireless technology to provide very fast high-speed internet. It's faster than 4G/LTE and is becoming available in many rural areas.
5. Satellite Internet: Available almost everywhere, as it uses satellites to beam internet signals. However, it can have high latency and be affected by weather conditions.
6. DSL (Digital Subscriber Line): Uses existing telephone lines. It's much slower than fiber, cable, 5G Home Internet and is a wired connection that is being phased out.
7. Dial-Up: An older technology using telephone lines. It's very slow and mostly obsolete.

Wireless home internet is a really good option for rural residents that don't have access to fiber or cable, and it offers very fast speeds and reliability without the need for physical cables.

Xplore offers wireless home internet speeds up to 500 Mbps!

Xplore has many affordable plans and promotions. The best way to check what is available is to use the Address Lookup Tool!

Yes, 5G Ultra is great for gaming.

Low Latency: At typically around 10-20 milliseconds latency it's up to 5 times lower than 5G and offers outstanding performance for gaming.

High Speeds: Up to 500 Mbps, making downloads and streaming smooth.

Reliability: Improved technology means more stable connections, even in areas without fiber or cable.

WiFi 6: This advanced WiFi technology is included with routers on all 5G Ultra Plans and provides fast and consistent connection for your gaming devices.

With these advancements, 5G Ultra internet provides the strongest fixed wireless home Internet option for gamers looking for a fast and reliable connection!

Yes, you can! 5G Ultra Home Internet offers up to 5 times higher upload speeds, making it perfect for live streaming.

Yes, 5G Ultra home internet provides great download and upload speeds without any data limits or throttling. It is a great choice for your home network that will enable working from home and streaming your favorite shows and movies.

Generally, a 500Mbps connection like 5G Ultra is considered enough to connect up to 20 devices.

The number of gadgets you can connect to wireless home internet depends on what each device is doing. Here’s a simple breakdown:

• Light Activities: Browsing, social media, and messaging use minimal bandwidth, so you can connect many devices.
• Streaming and Gaming: Large Files, Streaming HD videos or online gaming uses more bandwidth, but with high-speed wireless internet you can still have multiple devices connected simultaneously.
• Video Calls: Each video call uses a moderate amount of bandwidth, and fixed wireless internet can handle multiple calls at once.

For more detailed information, you can check out "Getting to Know Your Internet Speed" that discuss how internet upload and download speeds affects different activities and how many devices can be supported, which can vary depending on the internet package you choose.