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Internet Air Limitations: AT&T may temporarily slow data speeds if the network is busy. In rare cases, if your usage is contributing to congestion on the network, AT&T will greatly reduce your speed for a min. of 30 min


Once your equipment arrives, it only takes a few minutes to get connected.
AT&T offers two home internet options: AT&T Fiber and AT&T Internet Air. The option available to you depends on your address.
AT&T Fiber uses a dedicated fiber line and offers the fastest speeds, with similar upload and download speeds. If Fiber is available at your address, it’s a good option for faster internet.
AT&T Internet Air uses the AT&T wireless network instead of a fiber or cable line. This means you don’t need a line installed at your home, and it can be available in areas where AT&T Fiber isn’t available.
If you’re not sure which option is available, check availability at your address first. From there, you can compare AT&T Fiber plans and pricing with Internet Air to find the option that works best for you.
AT&T Internet Air is eligible at specific addresses rather than being eligible by city or state. AT&T typically offers Internet Air in areas where AT&T Fiber is not yet available, since it delivers a connection over AT&T’s wireless network instead of a fiber line.
That means two homes on the same street can get different results. Enter your ZIP code below to see if AT&T Internet Air is available in your neighborhood, then call when you're ready to order.
What is AT&T Internet Air?
AT&T Internet Air is a fixed wireless home internet service. Instead of using a fiber or cable line to your home, it uses the AT&T wireless network to deliver your internet connection. An All-Fi Hub in your home picks up the signal and provides Wi-Fi for your household.
Since there’s no fiber or cable line to install, you don’t need a technician visit or an installation appointment. You just plug in the hub and follow the setup steps in the app. You also don’t need a rooftop antenna or satellite dish.
Because Internet Air uses wireless coverage, availability depends on your specific address rather than your city or state. AT&T generally offers Internet Air in areas where AT&T Fiber isn’t available yet.
How much does AT&T Internet Air® cost?
The cost of AT&T Internet Air is designed to be competitive, providing a great value for wireless home internet. Pricing starts at $55/mo plus taxes* with no annual contract required—this monthly price may be lowered when bundling with wireless phone. Customers get straightforward billing without hidden charges.
*Price after $5/mo autopay & paperless bill discount (w/in 2 bills). Monthly State Cost Recovery Charge in TX, OH, NV applies. One time install chrg may apply. Ltd. avail/areas.
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How fast is AT&T Internet Air®?
AT&T Internet Air offers speeds that can support a range of online activities, from browsing and streaming to gaming and working from home. Speeds may vary depending on your location, network conditions, and the number of connected devices. Typically, customers can expect reliable performance suited to everyday internet needs.
Why isn't AT&T Internet Air available at my address?
AT&T Internet Air is available in areas with enough wireless coverage to support the service. If your address isn’t eligible, it may be because the network in your area doesn’t support Internet Air yet. Availability can change over time, so your address may qualify in the future.
What's the difference between AT&T Internet Air and AT&T Fiber?
AT&T Fiber uses a dedicated fiber line, so it can offer faster speeds. AT&T Internet Air uses the AT&T wireless network, so you don’t need a fiber or cable line at home. Internet Air is usually available in areas where AT&T Fiber isn’t available.
Do I need a phone line or cable connection for AT&T Internet Air?
No. AT&T Internet Air needs no fiber line, cable line, or phone line at your home. Your All-Fi hub connects over the AT&T wireless network. You plug it in, follow the setup steps in the Smart Home Manager app, and you're connected in minutes.
Can I take AT&T Internet Air with me if I move?
Internet Air is tied to your service address, so you’ll need to check if your new address is eligible before moving your service. Since there’s no need to install a fiber or cable line, setup is usually faster than with wired internet. Check availability at your new address first.
How long does AT&T Internet Air take to set up?
Most customers are online within minutes of the All-Fi hub arriving. There's no technician visit and no installation appointment. Download the AT&T Smart Home Manager app, create your account, and scan the QR code on the hub to connect.

