AT&T Fiber is the best option for users who prioritize speed and reliability, while Xfinity Internet is a good choice for those who need wide availability and bundling options. Astound Broadband is a budget-friendly option for users who don't need high speeds or reliable customer service.
| Metric | Astound Broadband | AT&T Fiber | Xfinity Internet |
|---|---|---|---|
| Price | Starting around $20/month (promotional pricing) | Starting prices are generally higher than Xfinity's; e.g., 300 Mbps plan is around $55/month | Starting around $30/month, but can range from $35 to $95 depending on the plan and promotions |
| Features | Generally no data caps, mixed customer service, limited availability | Symmetrical upload and download speeds, no contracts, excellent customer service, limited availability compared to Xfinity | Wide availability, bundling options, data caps on most plans, mixed customer service |
| Rating | Mixed customer service rating, good scores for speed and reliability | Generally receives high scores for customer service, high marks for reliability | Mixed feedback; praised for reliable connections but complaints about customer service, 99.9% network reliability uptime |