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Currently the only internet connection option where I live (other than dial up) is verizon 4G wireless. I've had their service for about 18 months and am paying $50/month for 5GB however with my two young daughters now watching youtube videos I've been using 6-7GB monthly and paying an additional $10-20 each month. Based on the new Exede pricing this seems to make sense as an option to verizon G4. How does the performance comapre? Other than watching videos, browsing the internet and email our internet requirements are pretty basic.

Yes there is. Run a speed test on your 4G and see what it comes back with. Exede will hit as high as 20 Mbps down (advertised is 12) and 3 Mbps up (as advertised) but every single thing you do will incur a latency penalty of nearly one second. The high latency will make exede 'feel' a heck of a lot slower than LTE, even though once the data faucet gets going you'll be downloading at a reasonable speed (could be more than VZW, could be less, depends on the area.if you're semi-rural and spectrum for VZ is relatively uncrowded Verizon is almost undoubtedly faster in every way). One alternative you should look into Verizon HomeFusion.

It will be live in all areas with 4G soon and offers higher caps than their mobile broadband service.and probably better speeds due to the use of a big antenna placed on your house. Overages are the same as on your plan ($10/GB) but 10GB is $60 per month and 20GB is $90. I believe they're running a promo right now where those allotments are doubled, but it's only for a limited time (allotments will drop a month or three into your contract). If you can get Homefusion, take a serious look at it. IMHO, Viasat sees Verizon Homefusion as a serious theat to Exede.

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And they should. Speeds are comparable (in some parts of the country though Homefusion will be faster). Latency is minimal on Homefusion.terrible on satellite internet. Then there is the cost. I think if you price it out, Homefusion will give you more bang for the buck. Caps are still low (compared to other internet options), but if you have a choice between nothing, satellite, and anything else.look at anything else first.

Said by: Viasat sees Verizon Homefusion as a serious theat to Exede.Let's see, the nearest stores that sell it are 45 miles away.about three cell-towers away. And in the city were it is sold, the cable company installed several years ago, new 750 MHz cable, with fiber truck lines. And offers 10 mbps service plan, at a higher price, of course. 10GB $60 20GB $90 30GB $120 'A one-time $199.99 equipment charge applies, which includes professional installation in your home. Requires new 2-year activation.' At those prices, cable is your friend, over there.

Don't forget Millenicom's hotspot plan. 10GB 4g plus 10GB 3g for $70, looks like they aren't slowing people down to 3g after the first 10, at least not yet. The hotspot can take an external antenna. It's probably the service I will look at after (maybe) I see what Hughesnet is going to do.