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5G Internet Reviews from OZ 
5G Wireless
Home Internet: Internet
with
NO
cable, NO phone line and NO surprise bills. Get fast downloads,
higher or no data limits, and prices that are lower than your
current internet provider. With an eligible phone plan you can save
even more! Find one that works at your house and at better price than
you're paying now. Listed
alphabetically and Rated 1 to 5.
5G speeds where available.
OZ's Review
of AT&T 5G Internet Air:
AT&T's 5G Air Internet is a high-quality wireless access to the web. You get AT&T's latest "All-Fi Hub", combination modem & router, at no extra charge. If you have AT&T as your cell phone carrier you get an additional discount.  
OZ's Review
of AT&T LTE Wireless Internet:
AT&T's LTE Internet equipment is not available from AT&T but you can get it from Amazon. It's a cheaper way to get Wireless Home Internet if 4G download speeds are good enough or all you can receive at your location, and still be supported by AT&T. Since this unit has been discontinued by AT&T, there is no assurance of this unit's availability. 
OZ's Review
of Metro by T-Mobile Wireless Home Internet:
T-Mobile's Wireless Internet has become very popular and Metro's version offers the same price and features. The router is free. Download speeds and usage are not limited and can vary wildly based on network usage and are available in most of the US. You get a $10/month discount if you get a Metro wireless plan, and you get a 5-year price guarantee. 
OZ's Review
of Mint Internet:
MINTernet is a simple Internet connection that works right out of the box. The base unit supplies your Wi-Fi and you can connect to any of your devices. You save a significant amount if you get an associated Mint Mobile phone line. Oz has received no reports on MINTernet so we assume it works as well as other T-Mobile-based 5G Internet. 
OZ's Review
of the Netgear LM1200 LTE Wireless Internet:
Netgear makes high-quality products and the LM1200 Modem is a cheaper way to get Wireless Home Internet if 4G download speeds are good enough or all you can receive at your location. This unit is compatible with all major wireless carriers and is available both with and without Wi-Fi. 
OZ's Review
of Straight Talk Wireless Home Internet:
Straight Talk's Internet is nearly identical to the Verizon 5G Home Internet at a lower monthly price. You need to buy the router which is compatible with both of Verizon's 5G and 4G LTE networks. Straight Talk's Home Internet earns our highest (5-stars) rating based on their use of the high quality Verizon network and their low monthly cost. Straight Talk is owned by Verizon.
OZ's Review
of Total Wireless Home Internet:
Total Wireless Home Internet is nearly identical to the Verizon 5G Home Internet at the same price, but the bundled Total Wireless plan may be a better deal for you than a Verizon plan. You need to buy the router which is compatible with both of Verizon's 5G and 4G LTE networks. Total Wireless is owned by Verizon. 
OZ's Review
of Verizon 5G Home Internet:
Verizon's 5G Home Internet is one of the fastest and most reliable Home Internet Services and is worth the top price they charge which is guaranteed for 2 years. Verizon's 5G home Internet is not available in as many places as the other carriers. Their wireless router is FREE and there is no limit on data speeds or usage and is compatible with both of Verizon's 5G and 4G LTE networks. Coverage in Verizon's Ultra Wideband areas can reach 1,000 Mbps. Verizon loses a star for not yet being widely available.  The OZ Wireless 5G Internet
Ratings:
OZ takes into account the price, availability, features and support of each internet service. The more stars, the better. You'll notice there isn't a 1-star rated carrier, but there might be in the future.
How
Wireless Home Internet Works
You
get a wireless internet box that you
place by a window or anywhere in the house where it receives a strong
wireless signal. The signal comes from a nearby 5G Wireless site (Units
switch to 4G
LTE in areas where 5G is weak or unavailable). The indoor router then
distributes the internet to devices throughout your home through Wi-Fi.
You can also connect a computer to the router with a regular
Ethernet (RJ-45) cable.
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