Best fiber optic TV services in 2025

Best fiber TV providers: Fios TV

Verizon Fios TV

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Plans starting at

$85

00/mo*

For 12 mo.

For 12 mo.

Speeds up to

2,300

Mbps

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Key takeaways

• Verizon Fios is the main provider of fiber optic TV services, starting at $85.00/mo.
• Fiber TV availability is currently limited to states in the Northeast U.S.
• You can get up to 425+ channels with fiber TV

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Verizon offers three fiber TV plans, with prices corresponding to channel count. Verizon only offers TV service using a fiber connection.

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*For eligible new res. custs. Availability varies. $18/mo. router charge applies if not subscribed to Fios internet. $99 setup & taxes & terms may apply. Auto Pay & paper-free billing required. Subject to credit approval. Updated as of 06/30/25.

What is fiber optic TV?

The only TV provider that uses fiber optic technology is Verizon, with starting prices of $85.00/mo.

Like lightning-fast fiber internet, fiber TV uses thin cables made of glass or plastic to transmit information instantaneously. This technology gives fiber optic TV providers the bandwidth needed to send large amounts of data, perfect for delivering high channel counts, HD picture and a reliable signal.

Advantages of fiber optic TV

• Fiber TV offers a higher picture quality than your typical cable TV service
• Since fiber is the most reliable connection type, you will get a smooth streaming experience
• A fiber connection can support multiple devices at once

Fiber TV vs. other connection types

Fiber TV is a bit more expensive than other TV services like cable.

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*Limited time offer; subject to change; new residential customers only (no Spectrum services within past 30 days) and in good standing with Spectrum. SPECTRUM TV STREAM/SPECTRUM TV STREAM LATINO: Price subject to change. Spectrum Internet required. Channel availability based on level of service and not all channels available in all markets or locations. Additional equipment may be required to access PEG channels. Services subject to all applicable service terms and conditions, subject to change. Services not available in all areas. Restrictions apply. ©2025 Charter Communications, all rights reserved. Updated as of 06/30/25.

Alternatives to fiber optic TV

• Cable TV or satellite providers offer more traditional TV connections across the country. Streaming is also an alternative to a wired TV service and fiber TV offers more channels than streaming right now
• Verizon Fios TV has channel counts of 400+, while YouTube TV has over 100. You can also still use your own antenna to get local channels
• Cable and fiber TV offer similar pricing, but since fiber optic cables generally provide more bandwidth, fiber TV packages often give you more channel options with up to 550+ channels available in some areas

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Where is fiber optic TV available?

You’re most likely to find fiber optic TV in metro areas, but currently only about 45% of the U.S. population has access to fiber technology. However, many fiber providers are consistently expanding their service, so you may have the option before long. Here’s a look at where the largest fiber optic TV and internet providers currently offer service.

Why are other providers not offering fiber TV?

Since streaming services have been on the rise and many customers are cutting the cord, providers no longer want to invest in operating a TV service, especially one that is expensive like fiber. Google Fiber was the only other provider offering it before it stopped selling its TV service in 2021 to focus on streaming. This has left Verizon Fios as the only fiber TV option on the market.

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