What Type of Internet Connect Do You Have?

Century Link 940/940 Fiber.

Update:
Changed ISP to Converge.
35/35 Fiber, getting around 50-55 Mbps.

Not all "Fiber" are the same.
There's FTTN (fiber to the node: 50 to 100Mbps) and there's FTTH (fiber to the home: 150Mbps to 1Gbps).
Sometimes, cable is faster than FTTN from 10 to 500Mbps.
But to answer the poll.. I got Fiber (FTTH).

I have Bell Fibe. 1gig up and down. Although my dl speed is 600 mbps and upload is nice at 900 mbps

Other! Wireless 4G. I get 70-140Mb down, and 25-50Mb up on that, depending on the day and time of day.

But I also have VDSL which gives me 55Mb down/12.5Mb up. The reason I have both connections is because there was an issue with the line which took flipping ages to diagnose, and was only correctly diagnosed and fixed when the line in the road died completely. So I had wireless 4G as a back-up because I work from home and I need reliable and stable connection. Since they fixed the line in the road it's been rock solid. I literally only have drop outs with a power cut or an ISP-pushed firmware update for the modem. I've kept the 4G connection as well though, as 55Mb down is just not enough bandwidth at times. Also, PTSN services are being gradually removed and no-one is really maintaining copper anymore. There is a big push to put everyone on copper to wireless 4G or fibre if you're a heavy user (which I am).

Fibre is in my street and I would love it, but unfortunately there is no means of getting it to my house that is either viable, or satisfactory. The conduit under the drive supplying my copper line is way too long to blow fibre from the ETP to across the road. It's also all concrete from end to end; no soft surface to dig up. There are no power or telephone poles in my street, so aerial is not an option. They can do a slot trench on the drive, but unfortunately I'm not the only owner of the drive. The drive is made up of different types of concrete which marks boundaries, and I'm right at the end. One of the types has a river pebble finish and will look particularly awful with a slot trench, and that part is owned by the neighbours, who understandably do not consent to it. There is a fence which fibre can be installed on, but it's old, ugly and not in the best knick. I'm the only one interested in replacing it, but can't do that on my own either financially or without the agreement of every owner. It's only a matter of time before the thing is blown down in the wind, but I don't want my newly installed fibre to go down with it, as the company charge an arm and a leg to repair or replace installations. And getting an appointment for that can take months. So at the moment it's a race between PTSN services being removed and me getting a new fence. I expect there will be a period where I'm on wireless only, which isn't ideal because it has a fair use policy, which I am likely to treble haha.

4G Lte mobile but Home network with router with WiFi but connecting main PC by wire. Limited to 200GB a month for traffic Most of time it's enough but if over than speed drops to 2mbps until end of month. Cost about $15 USD a month. Right now my only viable option but fiber optics is expected next year.

SylenThunder said:

We pay $105 for 1200 down/40 up, but our current X-Fi modem only supports gigabit. Reminds me that I need to call them for the upgraded device that supports 2.5GB. (Also note that our plan should run us about $150 a month, but if you call and spend some time working with them, you can get the price dropped.)

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I had the 400/10 plan but discovered I could move to the 1200/30 plan and pay less. Got the new XB7 modem which does have a 2.5 ghz ethernet port, that, coupled with a 2.5 ghz ethernet card for the PC, gives me 1400/40.

Satellite. It's fast for satellite, but slow compared to all you lucky people who have hard-wired connections. Neither cable nor fiber make it this far into the countryside, and we're in a low-lying area surrounded by old-growth forest, so wireless line-of-sight would take about a 150-foot tower. I find the speeds perfectly adequate. I hardly ever get the chance to go for a coffee top-up when I'm downloading. No need to pity the poor old country dweller.

Ziggo Cable 600/40.
Vodafone 5G.

Telia 500/20

Cable-Comcast Extreme 600 Download/20 upload