While T-Mobile's system uses city-spanning 4G and mid-band 5G, Verizon's 5G Home relies on millimeter-wave 5G, which I've so far only seen stretch 800 feet or so from each cell site in my testing.

Bottom Line T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet service is available in some areas where wired services are not and offers multiple price tiers with no contracts, but speeds are limited.

The T-Mobile High Speed Internet Gateway (5G21-12W-A) offers a $50/mo alternative to cable broadband, and delivers performance good enough for a small household that likes to stream video.

T-Mobile 5G Home Internet comes with a free gateway device that melds the features of a modem and a router. I have a silver Nokia gateway that's semi-affectionately referred to as the "trash can." ...