Comcast Boosting Speeds for more than 20 Million Xfinity Internet Customers Across the Country
This week Comcast announced it is increasing internet speeds on nearly all its Xfinity tiers. This makes it one of the best options available.
“Xfinity is increasing speeds for most of our customers across the country.”
Network Innovation Continues as Xfinity Evolves to a 10G Future
More than 20 million Xfinity households across the country will soon be waking up to faster Internet, thanks to Xfinity. The country’s largest gigabit network is boosting speeds on its most popular plans beginning this week, providing customers with an even better connectivity experience as they stream the latest 4K blockbuster, game online, videoconference, and more, all at the same time. With this latest round of speed increases, Xfinity continues to provide unparalleled value compared to other providers – including significantly faster speeds and better reliability than mobile and 5G Home Internet.
The announcement comes on the heels of Comcast’s launch of the nation’s largest- and fastest-ever multi-gig deployment that will reach more than 50 million homes and businesses with 2 Gbps speeds before the end of 2025.
A Network Built for the Future
Comcast’s Xfinity Internet service is delivered using Comcast’s existing network architecture and the connections that are already in most customers’ homes – no digging up yards required. Faster speeds will be just one of the consumer benefits made possible through Comcast’s continued efforts to evolve its entire network to 10G.
Choosing the Right Service
Although Xfinity is the largest provider of cable internet in the country, where you live they might not always be the best choice. Prices and plans change depending on where you live, but its speed and reliability remain consistently excellent across the US. Their prices are very competitive compared to other internet service providers (ISPs) in the same areas.
Depending on where you live in the US, and the promotion, you’ll be looking at $25–$100 per month.
Learn more about the plans available to get the best rate.
Xfinity Rates and Plans
With Xfinity, some plans require you to sign a one-year contract, others require a two-year commitment, and some require no contract at all. They also have a data cap, and after the promotional rate is over the price can go up as much as 50%.
Depending on where you live, Xfinity offers up to seven different internet plans for home Internet. You’ll get the best rates available if you agree to a long-term contract and agree to auto/paperless monthly payments.
Xfinity home internet plans (West division)
 | Price | Speed | Order Now |
|---|---|---|---|
| Connect | Starting at $25 | 75Mbps download |  |
| Connect More | Starting at $40 | 200Mbps download | |
| Fast | Starting at $55 | 400Mbps download | |
| Superfast | Starting at $65 | 800Mbps download | |
| Ultrafast | Starting at $75 | 1,000Mbps download | |
| Gigabit Extra | Starting at $80 | 1,200Mbps download | |
| Gigabit Pro | Starting at $300 | 6,000Mbps download | |
Pros
- Xfinity internet has reliably fast download speeds
- It has competitive promotional prices
- It’s available almost everywhere in the US
Cons
- Xfinity’s prices vary widely based on location
- Notoriously known for difficult Xfinity customer service
Xfinity breaks down its pricing and plan names by three different regions in the US: Northeast, Central, and West. So if you live in the Bay Area of California, your Xfinity promotional prices will be different than someone who lives in Jacksonville, Florida.
Xfinity home internet plans (Northeast division)
| Price | Speed | Order Now |
|---|---|---|---|
| Prepaid | $45 for up to 30 days of Internet $15 for up to 7 days of service | 75Mbps download | |
| Performance Starter | Starting at $65 | 75Mbps download | |
| Performance | Starting at $84 | 200Mbps download | |
| Performance Pro | Starting at $40 | 400Mbps download | |
| Blast! Pro | Starting at $60 | 800Mbps download | |
| Extreme Pro | Starting at $70 | 1,000Mbps download | |
| Gigabit | Starting at $80 | 1,200Mbps download | |
| Gigabit Pro (Fiber) | Starting at $300 | 6,000Mbps download | |
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