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Verizon Fios launches 5Gbps internet plan at competitive price

Verizon Fios has launched a new 5Gbps internet plan, priced at $105 per month or $90 per month for new customers who commit to a five-year term. This new offering significantly surpasses their previous top-tier 2Gbps plan and aims to support households with numerous connected devices and high-bandwidth activities. While not the absolute fastest available, Verizon's 5Gbps plan is positioned as a competitive value option compared to similar speed tiers from providers like Google Fiber and AT&T. AI

RANK_REASON This is a product/service upgrade from an established ISP, not a frontier AI release or significant industry shift.

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Verizon Fios launches 5Gbps internet plan at competitive price

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  1. Engadget TIER_1 English(EN) · [email protected] (Steve Dent) ·

    Verizon Fios boosts its fastest plan to 5Gbps

    Verizon Fios just introduced a new 5Gbps home plan that's more than twice as fast as its previous flagship 2Gbps plan.