Xfinity, owned by Comcast, is the largest cable internet provider in the United States. They offer a wide range of plans from budget-friendly options to multi-gigabit fiber service. Known for extensive coverage and bundling options with TV and mobile services.
Founded
1963
Locations served
38.1M
Headquarters
Philadelphia, PA
Coverage
National
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“It's a tossup whether I'm going to have uninterrupted internet for the day, or it will randomly shit out 1-2 times completely randomly. There are times I can go an entire 9 days without anything ever happening at all, and then other times where for 3 days straight the internet just dies at random times throughout the day.”
“I've been a loyal Xfinity customer for 5 years, consistently maintaining the highest-tier package. When I finally managed to get through to someone, instead of helping me find a better rate or matching the promo, the agent essentially tried to upsell me to an even more expensive plan.”
“I've spent like 5 hours on chat this week. My monthly bill has a $17 charge for Peacock Plus but I'm supposed to have the free version through my internet plan. Xfinity support removes it every month but it keeps coming back.”
“The service itself is great. Had them for over 2 years, no outages, it's fine. But ever since I moved 6 months ago the billing has been messed up, the customer service is terrible and I'm done with them.”
| Plan | Download | Upload | Type | Data Cap | Price |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
Connect Free access to millions of Xfinity WiFi hotspots | 75 Mbps | 5 Mbps | Cable | 1.2 TB | $35/mo $55/mo |
Connect More Free Xfinity WiFi hotspots | 200 Mbps | 5 Mbps | Cable | 1.2 TB | $55/mo $73/mo |
Fast Great for streaming on multiple devices | 400 Mbps | 10 Mbps | Cable | 1.2 TB | $65/mo $83/mo |
Superfast Supports 8-12 devices | 800 Mbps | 15 Mbps | Cable | 1.2 TB | $75/mo $93/mo |
Gigabit Gigabit download speeds | 1 Gbps | 20 Mbps | Cable | 1.2 TB | $80/mo $103/mo |
Gigabit Extra Unlimited data included | 1.2 Gbps | 35 Mbps | Cable | Unlimited | $90/mo $113/mo |
$35/mo
$55/mo
Download
75 Mbps
Upload
5 Mbps
Data Cap
1.2 TB
$55/mo
$73/mo
Download
200 Mbps
Upload
5 Mbps
Data Cap
1.2 TB
$65/mo
$83/mo
Download
400 Mbps
Upload
10 Mbps
Data Cap
1.2 TB
$75/mo
$93/mo
Download
800 Mbps
Upload
15 Mbps
Data Cap
1.2 TB
$80/mo
$103/mo
Download
1 Gbps
Upload
20 Mbps
Data Cap
1.2 TB
$90/mo
$113/mo
Download
1.2 Gbps
Upload
35 Mbps
Data Cap
Unlimited
Available in 40+ states with the largest cable footprint in the US, covering major metro areas and many suburban communities across the Northeast, Mid-Atlantic, Southeast, Midwest, Mountain West, and Pacific Northwest.
View on FCC Broadband MapUpgraded to Gigabit Extra for the unlimited data. Getting 1100+ Mbps download consistently. The unlimited data alone is worth the extra cost since I was paying $30/month for the unlimited add-on anyway. Great for our 4K streaming household.
The internet itself is fine when it works, but dealing with Xfinity's customer service is unbearable. I spent 3 hours on hold trying to fix a billing issue. They kept transferring me to different departments. Would switch if I had better options.
I work from home full-time and Xfinity has been solid for video calls and file transfers. Very few outages in the 18 months I've had it. Just wish the upload speeds were better - 5 Mbps is not great for uploading large files.
Been with Xfinity for 2 years now. The speeds are consistently what they advertise - usually getting 450+ Mbps on my Fast plan. However, the price jumped from $65 to $83 after my promo ended. The data cap is annoying too, I've hit it twice.
The base price looks good but once you add the gateway rental and the unlimited data add-on (because the cap is too low for my family), it's over $120/month. Speeds are reliable though, usually hitting 900+ Mbps on the gigabit plan.