The other other option
The router lives in the window now.
Fixed wireless hands you one box and a puzzle: find the single place in the house where it works, then arrange your life around it. Push it to the window and the back bedroom goes dark. Move it to the middle and the tower stops answering. Here's the floor plan — go ahead and find the spot.
Drag the box around the house
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rooms that work from where the box is now
Floor plan showing which rooms have usable signal.
What the plan page doesn't mention
It isn't the speed. It's the terms.
Fixed wireless is a real product and a genuine improvement over what a lot of houses had before. It just comes with conditions that nobody reads out loud.
You're behind every phone on the tower
Home internet rides the same airwaves as the phones in every car and pocket nearby, and it yields to them by design. That's not a fault — it's the deal. It just means your evening gets quieter as everyone else's gets busier.
It changes when the trees come back
A signal through the air is a signal through whatever is in the air. Leaves in May, a wet spring, a new building on the lot behind you. The box that worked in February can quietly stop working in June, and nothing on your end changed.
It gets slower as it gets popular
Every house on your street that signs up shares the same tower you do. You feel the success of the product you bought. A line in the ground doesn't work that way — what we built for your house stays yours.