Internet Providers in Los Angeles, California
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Los Angeles has an above average number of internet providers. While many cities in the US only have two main providers, and perhaps one offering fiber, Los Angeles has several alternatives to the big cable and DSL internet options.Â
ATT fiber is still the largest provider with a wide coverage area, good customer reviews, and fast enough speeds to work from home. Fiber coverage is most of the metro area, but more patchy than their DSL/fiber hybrid they call IPBB.Â
The other widely available provider is Spectrum. Their prices, customer service, and reliability are generally not as good as ATT, which makes them less popular. However their speeds and wide availability make them a familiar option.Â
Alternative Internet Providers in Los Angeles
And then we’re into the alternative providers. Familiar alternatives are satellite. Viasat and Hughesnet, traditionally practical only for rural areas are fast enough for most households. Latency is usually not fast enough. Starlink, with its network of low-earth-orbit satellites solves the latency problem.Â
Fixed wireless is another option. One of the best fixed wireless options is WeLink. It’s wireless fiber which means it’s extremely fast, very low latency, and highly recommended around various internet discussions. You might experience initial low speeds, but eventually service is rock solid, and among the best you can get. If it’s available at your address we recommend this.Â
Flume and Hotwire are two fiber providers that have mixed reviews. On the one hand they’re both extremely fast, but Flume seems to have more than its share of outages and hidden fees, and Hotwire sometimes has issues with cable tv. Hotwire could be a solid option for the many households that don’t care about cable.Â
An alternative cable brand is Cox. This brand is very familiar to households in Phoenix and Las Vegas, but it’s only available in a very small area of Palo Verde estates. If you can get it, it’s fast, reliable and reasonably priced which is typical for a cable internet provider.Â
Finally there’s Starry. Most internet discussions have nothing but praises to sing for this provider. It’s fast, cheap, reliable, with good customer service. The only downside is because it’s fixed wireless the technology creates limitations that a wired provider doesn’t have. They also offer fiber, but only in a very small area of town.
Best Internet Providers in Los Angeles, California
What’s the best internet provider in Los Angeles? Starry is probably best, but limited area. Any fiber provider is probably great, and ATT is available in the majority of the city, so that might be your sole option there. But if you can get one of the other fiber providers, those could be the best for you. To start with your availability search, enter your zip code anywhere on our site, and then look for providers at your address.Â
Frequently Asked Questions About Internet Service in Los Angeles, CA
Internet Provider Store Locations in Los Angeles
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