I live in a city where Google Fiber is available yet I've never had the opportunity to sign up for the service. Protection in my city of Charlotte North Carolina was moderate until growth came to a halt abruptly in 2016. Still growth is resuming and I hope that Google Fiber will eventually reach my neighborhood. I will join it if it does since the value is too good to stay the same.

When I mention "worth" I am not referring to the low-cost web. According to Google Fiber review it has one of the highest entry costs of any large ISP. Nonetheless you get what you pay for since speeds start at 1000 megabits per second or gigabit service. Add in the normal customer-friendly features like unlimited data and no contract requirements — not to mention the unexpected perk of free equipment rental — and the premium pricing becomes more justifiable the value more evident.

What Does Google Fiber offer?

Fiber is worth investigating. Few if any fiber vendors can match Google Fiber's speed capability let alone cable or DSL service. Of course you'll want to consider more than just speed when shopping for internet service in your neighborhood so here's a thorough summary of what Google Fiber review offers. Additionally we provide comparison to other ISPs to assist you in determining if service is a good fit for your home.

Google Fiber's coverage is nowhere near as extensive as rival fiber providers AT&T Verizon Fios and even CenturyLink. Still the supplier does offer service in several very sizable metro regions. While Kansas City and Huntsville Alabama have the best Google Fiber coverage service is also available in portions of Orange County California; Charlotte Atlanta Georgia; and the Raleigh/Durham area of North Carolina; Austin and San Antonio Salt Lake City and Provo Utah Nashville Tennessee; Texas West Des Moines Iowa which is coming soon.

Between 2016 and 2020 availability more than doubled.

The list of cities where Google Fiber is available is growing as is the supply in areas where Google Fiber is currently available. Ry Crist of CNET discussed Google Fiber's growth in his assessment of the latest FCC data saying that the supplier's customer base increased by 100% from 2016 to 2020 more than any other provider.

To be sure the increase increased Google Fiber's nationwide coverage from 0.46 percent to 0.98 percent but it remains unavailable to less than 1% of the US population. That being said the expansion has been phenomenal and the rapid growth has continued. According to a Google Fiber representative the company is "constructing in all current markets" and "constructing more in 2021 than in any previous year."

Additionally (and encouragingly for a suburbanite like myself) Google Fiber sees signs of growth outside of city borders. For example Google Fiber is poised to expand into Harmony and Matthews North Carolina two Charlotte areas that I would not have expected to qualify. I'm still waiting for Google Fiber review to reach me a bit further south of Charlotte but when it does this is what you can anticipate in terms of plans and service details.

PLANS FOR GOOGLE FIBER

1. Plan Rate per month Maximum velocities Cost of equipment Contract with a data cap.
2. 1 Gigabyte $70 per month 1000 megabits per second download.
3. Google Webpass is $70 per month or $63. With a yearly plan you get 1000 Mbps download and 1000 Mbps add-on.
4. Additional and more affordable plan alternatives may be desirable (Google Fiber formerly offered a 100Mbps package for $50 per month). Still I have to admit that I prefer a gig carrier as the baseline.
5. As HD and 4K streaming become the standard and we connect everything from smartphones and tablets to stereo systems thermostats and a slew of other devices to the internet plans with speeds of less than or equal to 100Mbps become less viable despite their financial benefits.

Things you must know before you go for google Fibre!

Google Fiber made a great sensation when it launched promising gigabit speeds for the price of standard broadband. In addition Google has announced the start of its fiber-optic Internet service in Kansas City Missouri. For $70 per month users will get 1000 megabits per second speed to download unlimited amounts of data. As of Sunday around 3900 registrations were received by Google for Google fibre. Whilst there are 41 days in which users can place their orders. September is the month when the installations would be started. This article will teach you about everything you're looking for in Google fibre.

●    Uploads up to 77 times quicker



Your upload speed indicates how quickly you deliver data. For example when you have upload rates up to 77 times faster than cable internet everything moves faster – from emailing large files swiftly to gaming without lag to having better more dependable video chats.

●    WiFi that extends across your home.

Google Fiber's internet service features mesh WiFi a robust wireless network that provides numerous points of entry throughout your home. That implies you can say bye to dead spots drop-offs and obstructions to your connection.

●    Users at home only

Thus far the concepts discussed have been geared toward the people who use it at home; however what about commercial users? How is Google going to treat these users in the future? Or does Google have some specific plan for the commercial users?

●    Customer support

Google is entering the Internet Service Provider (ISP) industry a new vertical for the company. Because of its lack of experience in customer-facing businesses now it's going to be interesting to watch how Google approaches this vertical. Even Google will face difficulties in establishing a robust customer support infrastructure.

●    There are no caps.

Apart from the speed Google Fiber is fascinating because it offers unlimited data uploads and downloads. That is correct. There are no star ratings or limitations on the quantity of data you send that the corporation intends to impose.

●    Exclusive to Kansas

Though Google has stated that it will consider expanding this service to other states shortly it is currently only available to Kansas City Missouri. As of now Google has to wait to know what will happen and how things will turn out to be.

●    1 Gbps in either direction

Google Fiber supports download and upload rates of up to 1Gbps. This is great news for the end-users who are looking for a high upload and download speed. 

What else does Google Fiber have to offer besides a high-speed internet?

Along with a fast internet connection you can include Fiber TV and Fiber Phone in your package. With Google Cast built-in you can even watch computer and phone content directly on your television screen. Fiber Phone which adds $10 to your monthly subscription provides unlimited calling worldwide. Likewise with other phone carriers you can keep your old number or choose a new one. Additionally Google provides filtering of spam for its users which I believe is worth the $10 – on its own.

●    A connection that is 99.9 percent reliable is as good as it sounds.

Fiber optic internet was created specifically to bring the internet to your home. Unlike traditional cable copper wires our internet provides a strong constant 99.9 percent dependable connection with (much) fewer sources of failure than the cable internet.

●    Development has been slow.

Multiple users expected Google Fiber to approach the major cities immediately. Being a Google product and the fact that big-company has infinite cash users anticipated a quick launch. Instead it came out to be exactly opposite yet now we have just a glimmer of hope.

Google Fiber's expansion should accelerate as now it is focusing on 5G. It's acquisition of Webpass a business that is invested in wireless technologies and 5G networks along with the approval of FCC a license to study "experimental radio service" in 12 locations over the next 24 months bodes well for the future.

●    Is It happening in India?

In India where people struggle to obtain even a constant 1 Mbps connection Google Fiber would be highly beneficial. However the state of our country's infrastructure as well as significant expenditure required to establish something like Google Fiber review we would not urge you to hold your breath.

Conclusion

Google Fiber has been gradually expanding into cities around the United States and it's recent purchase will take it to 5 additional locations. It's objective is to bring the cost of the high-speed internet down and to enhance its availability. Google Fiber review states that the price includes several fees that other providers impose since you will not charge your router modem WiFi or installation. Additionally you'll receive no-cost access to additional network controls. Best of all you are not required to sign a contract which means that if you give it a few months and decide you don't like it there will be no red tape to overcome to cancel your account. Remember that your pricing may vary if you live in a different area or are a business customer.