Internet providers in Manhattan, NY

Pros

• Simple pricing – There are no surprise fees on you monthly bill with Verizon. You’ll know exactly what you’re paying for.

• No data caps –  Verizon Fios has no data caps, so you won’t experience any overage fees.

• No contracts – With Fios internet, you don’t need to worry about long-term commitments and early termination fees.

Cons

• Availability – Verizon Fios has limited availability. If you don’t live in its coverage area, you’re out of luck.

Pros

• Low equipment fees – Spectrum charges $5/mo. for router rental and provides a free modem. Other providers usually charge $10-15/mo. for the equipment.

• No data caps – Spectrum does not have data caps, so you can binge-watch any streaming show you’d like.

• No contracts – Spectrum doesn’t require contracts so you aren’t tied to a plan that may no longer work for you.

Cons

• Slow upload speeds – Spectrum’s upload speeds of 10 to 35 Mbps are on the lower end when compared to other providers.

Pros

• Simple pricing – All-in-one price with equipment included and no hidden fees.

• No contracts – You can cancel anytime and T-Mobile won’t raise prices after the first year.

• No data caps – You won’t have to worry about getting charged for going over your data limit.

Cons

• Inconsistent speeds – Speeds are more erratic than cable and fiber optic internet connections.

• Location – The quality of your connection will depend on how close you are to a T-Mobile tower.