You can learn more about Amazon's home internet service here: cordcuttersnews.com/everything-we-know-about-amazons-new-home-internet-service-speeds-launch-date-more/
If Amazon has a low tier internet package somewhere between $20 and $35 and lets the customer own their own equipment or the equipment is in the price then that would be a game changer for internet.
I like competition but price and speed is very important to me. Thank you very much for all your updates, i really appreciate it. Have a blessed Easter Sunday with your love ones.
We spend so many of my days each month at a cabin in the boonies and a service that lets us get internet there is a real blessing for those evenings where we can stream tv. Hoping for an inexpensive solution for both home and away.
If you have a Verizon or T-Mobile cell tower close to the house, they have some very good home internet services. I use Verizon in my house, and T-Mobile in my semi. Verizon has a tower in my back yard, 1/2 mile away. $40 a month, real unlimited data, but capped at 50 mbps. T-Mobile can get speeds up to 800 mbps, but will not work at the house due to terrain and tower distances. That too is $40 a month, unlimited data.
Thats the cost for living in a rural area. Fedex and UPS are working out new shipping rates to charge surcharges for homeowners living in a rural areas. Water districts are also drastically increasing water rates for rural houses especially if you live in the mid west where water wells are going dry left and right. Hate to break it to you, but living in rural housing is going to become unaffordable.
The competition is welcome. Innovation and investment in infrastructure have languished for decades in many areas where cable companies have been able to charge whatever they want for the same coax wires they installed in the 1990s.
With 2 defunct discs already on my roof, i would appreciate a service that allows utilization of them. Point # 2-Amazon does a fair job on their existing businesses, so i would hope that they will carry over their business model into the new line. Having said that, I REALLY hate that more space trash is going up.😢
@@thedude5040 Never said I was normal. I am retired and disabled so I am at home probably 95% of the time. That is a lot of time to have to fill with something that doesn't completely rot the brain.
@@JerryCollins101 iot devices hardely use any data. Before you think that your a person who knows alot, you don't. 2TB/ mo is very high for a household. Might I suggest some family activities or going for walks? Just between my wife and I, I have an always on plex server. 3 laptops and one gaming computer, security system with cameras, I have an AI controller on my lawn sprinklers that imports weather data to adjust the amount of water being used, robot vaccum, nas, two smart TVs, xbox, nintendo switch, and probably some other things Im not thinking about.
We need high orbit so we, IN MOUNTAINS, Smoky Mountains, Can get internet. Those low satellites does not get it in the mountains. Direct TV ORBIT, Hughes Net orbit. HELP! In need. 0:58
You do realize this will be just like Starlink. I get 100 times better service with Starlink than any competitor service that uses high altitude orbits. I couldn't stream one show without buffering 20 times in an 1/2 hour before on ViaSat.
@@atvtinker01 geostationary or geosync orbit satellites were never intended to offer the bandwidth necessary for lots of customers to steam video. It was meant to get people on the internet, which it did. You also have to realize that satellites use ancient technology because of all the testing required to survive in space. The low orbit sats get the benifit of earths shielding still
I couldn't care any less when this is several years out. I've been on the waitlist for starlink for 6 months and can't even log in to starlink to see whats going on. Shits annoying
Why even talk about a service that isn’t available & might not be availed for a couple of years! Speed & pricing thinking needs to wait till it’s more than just a maybe!
Just remember when and if you would like to form a union at the company that you work at, is a NO !NO ! Along with this EV industry and the very fast moving Electrification that is taking place, power will go up because everyone will be on it, corporation have a Union and they will charge what they what as a industry, the same with the internet the price will be cheap as it was but they get us hooked and no way to get out endless one just drops out
No way would I use Amazon internet. They already do way too much STALKING through their services. Imagine how much more STALKING they would do if all your internet service went through their system.
Why are you featuring Russian stock video, especially at a time when Russia is a a "bad actor" on the world scene annihilating men, women, children and Jews and other ethnic and religious minorities?
You can learn more about Amazon's home internet service here: cordcuttersnews.com/everything-we-know-about-amazons-new-home-internet-service-speeds-launch-date-more/
If Amazon has a low tier internet package somewhere between $20 and $35 and lets the customer own their own equipment or the equipment is in the price then that would be a game changer for internet.
I like competition but price and speed is very important to me. Thank you very much for all your updates, i really appreciate it. Have a blessed Easter Sunday with your love ones.
We spend so many of my days each month at a cabin in the boonies and a service that lets us get internet there is a real blessing for those evenings where we can stream tv. Hoping for an inexpensive solution for both home and away.
You had me at "rural". That's my current struggle: finding reliable yet affordable service away from the burbs.
I can’t go back from having gigabit and fast upload also.
If you have a Verizon or T-Mobile cell tower close to the house, they have some very good home internet services. I use Verizon in my house, and T-Mobile in my semi. Verizon has a tower in my back yard, 1/2 mile away. $40 a month, real unlimited data, but capped at 50 mbps. T-Mobile can get speeds up to 800 mbps, but will not work at the house due to terrain and tower distances. That too is $40 a month, unlimited data.
Thats the cost for living in a rural area. Fedex and UPS are working out new shipping rates to charge surcharges for homeowners living in a rural areas. Water districts are also drastically increasing water rates for rural houses especially if you live in the mid west where water wells are going dry left and right. Hate to break it to you, but living in rural housing is going to become unaffordable.
@@thedude5040 Sounds like that is the plan everywhere... When South America is empty... ;-)
@@michaelwright1602 Verizon is what I'm using now. It has its moments of buffering when I'm streaming.
Man I hope this flies. Would be a great addition and help bring prices down I think. Great video
Excellent news! Thank you!
The competition is welcome. Innovation and investment in infrastructure have languished for decades in many areas where cable companies have been able to charge whatever they want for the same coax wires they installed in the 1990s.
looking forward to Amazon internet. If their supreme customer service for internet meets present Prime service, I would love it.
With 2 defunct discs already on my roof, i would appreciate a service that allows utilization of them.
Point # 2-Amazon does a fair job on their existing businesses, so i would hope that they will carry over their business model into the new line.
Having said that, I REALLY hate that more space trash is going up.😢
Whoever has the best price, performance, speed, and realiabilty will win my vote.
I would def. try it
My choice would be influenced by data caps. I have Spectrum now with no cap when they put a cap on it will be time to look around.
Even while streaming, I find it hard to use more than 500gb in a month
@@thedude5040 In my household it is more like 2TB.
@@JerryCollins101 thats far from the normal
@@thedude5040 Never said I was normal. I am retired and disabled so I am at home probably 95% of the time. That is a lot of time to have to fill with something that doesn't completely rot the brain.
@@JerryCollins101 iot devices hardely use any data. Before you think that your a person who knows alot, you don't. 2TB/ mo is very high for a household. Might I suggest some family activities or going for walks? Just between my wife and I, I have an always on plex server. 3 laptops and one gaming computer, security system with cameras, I have an AI controller on my lawn sprinklers that imports weather data to adjust the amount of water being used, robot vaccum, nas, two smart TVs, xbox, nintendo switch, and probably some other things Im not thinking about.
I am going to assume that these satellite based internet providers will suffer from the same "rain fade" as Dish and DirecTV on the TV side?
after att fiber comcast starts to offer better speeds and deals? , just match.
Competition is always good.
Can't be worse then Comcast 😂
Luke, why the russian video fillers?
Hey didn't even notice what language was on that screen. Its just a stock video we found as we test out ideas.
I like this whole satellite concept but all these thousands of satellites flying around above our heads just thinking 🤔💭 could this be danger danger!?
We need high orbit so we, IN MOUNTAINS, Smoky Mountains, Can get internet. Those low satellites does not get it in the mountains. Direct TV ORBIT, Hughes Net orbit. HELP! In need. 0:58
Then move off the mountain. The point of living on a mountain is to get away
You do realize this will be just like Starlink. I get 100 times better service with Starlink than any competitor service that uses high altitude orbits. I couldn't stream one show without buffering 20 times in an 1/2 hour before on ViaSat.
@@atvtinker01 geostationary or geosync orbit satellites were never intended to offer the bandwidth necessary for lots of customers to steam video. It was meant to get people on the internet, which it did. You also have to realize that satellites use ancient technology because of all the testing required to survive in space. The low orbit sats get the benifit of earths shielding still
If you have to put a dish out side for one gig is not worth it when you can get one gig with out a big ass disk outside
Not every area offers 1G service. Some areas only offer one service and you'd be lucky if it was 100M.
No one needs 1 gig service. 50mbps will serve most households just fine. Remember that each screen only need 3-12mbps for streaming
@@thedude5040 I feel the need the need for speed.
Cord cutting is getting more expensive, directv 150 channels $65, and cord, just the basic channels(abc,nbc,CBS, and fox) $100
Hopefully, it will Not be Too pricey, however, competitive….
What happens if you don’t have a mailbox & try to order one from Amazon? They won’t have anywhere to deliver it
My Google fiber 1 gig at $70 sounds better than Amazon's 400 mb satellite at $90.
You're fortunate you can get it where you live. I think that stopped expanding it to new areas.
I couldn't care any less when this is several years out. I've been on the waitlist for starlink for 6 months and can't even log in to starlink to see whats going on. Shits annoying
I'm wouldn't trust Bezos as my isp
Why even talk about a service that isn’t available & might not be availed for a couple of years! Speed & pricing thinking needs to wait till it’s more than just a maybe!
probably not.
Yes
They charge 110 to 200 at starlink ,,,,greed kicked in
Just remember when and if you would like to form a union at the company that you work at, is a
NO !NO ! Along with this EV industry and the very fast moving Electrification that is taking place, power will go up because everyone will be on it, corporation have a Union and they will charge what they what as a industry, the same with the internet the price will be cheap as it was but they get us hooked and no way to get out endless one just drops out
No way would I use Amazon internet. They already do way too much STALKING through their services. Imagine how much more STALKING they would do if all your internet service went through their system.
Why are you featuring Russian stock video, especially at a time when Russia is a a "bad actor" on the world scene annihilating men, women, children and Jews and other ethnic and religious minorities?
Nah man stop watching mainstream news