Compared to AT&T: Versus AT&T’s DSL internet plans, Xfinity is a clear winner.There are a few exceptions to this, especially since Xfinity mostly requires contracts and caps your data at 1.2 TB. And the Spectrum Internet® Gig plan pushes the budget limits a bit too much, even with unlimited data and no contracts.įor the most part, Xfinity’s promotional prices make it a cheap internet service compared to other companies serving similar areas. That means Xfinity takes the cake when compared to AT&T Fiber’s Internet 1,000 plan: Xfinity's Gigabit 1000 Mbps plan is priced too well to pass up. (Xfinity’s plans all have a 1.2 TB data cap.) Not to mention neither AT&T nor Spectrum requires a contract, while Xfinity often does.

The AT&T Internet 100 plan also comes with unlimited data, as does the Spectrum Internet® plan.

On the other hand, AT&T’s Internet 100 plan is a DSL and fiber hybrid connection, which should boost speeds.

AT&T’s Up to 75 Mbps plan is fully DSL-an older technology that’s prone to slow speeds and other problems. But if you'd like the freedom of no contract along with faster speeds, Xfinity's Gigabit plan is a good choice. This is likely due to the fact that Xfinity's 400 Mbps Fast plan has a 24-month contract. The price for Xfinity’s Up to 400 Mbps plan in the Northeast is less than other ISPs in the Northeast like AT&T and Spectrum.

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