Internet Access in Harmony, North Carolina
The broadband coverage information on this page is derived from FCC data and cross-validated against privatized files. Since launching in 2014, we've crunched 1,439 rows of FCC data catalogues about broadband availability within Harmony. Our research division has hand-sourced provider pricing data and fine print info for 176 home Internet plans in Harmony. We currently have limited speed test data from Harmony. We've only seen 1 recordings over the last 12 month period. For this reason, you should take note of the advertised plan speeds detailed above.
Since the majority of buildings are only wired for one telephone company and one cable TV company, the average home in Harmony has 2-3 wired Internet providers available. 19.62% of the Harmony area have one or fewer choices for their broadband service provider. cable and DSL Internet services are likely to provide the most reasonable pricing for home use.
Yadtel is an alternative to the primary providers (Viasat and HughesNet). They offer 75 percent coverage and a maximum download speed of 940 Mbps. Wired Internet isn't actually the only option for Internet access for residents of Harmony. fixed wireless providers such as Carolina West Wireless can offer 25 Mbps using direct wireless hardware.
Considering network tech offered within Harmony, the most widespread wired Internet technology varieties are Cable and Satellite, with 68.77% and close to one hundred percent respectively. TV corporations are where customers look for cable Internet service, thanks to the fact that they can utilize pre-existing coaxial TV wires — which have already been built out to homes in the area — to connect subscribers to the Internet. Cable often makes sense for Harmony residents due to the strong speeds in an attainable price range.
Viasat Internet is the most widespread Internet option overall, registered with coverage in near one hundred percent of Harmony residents. HughesNet, in contrast, has registered availability to close to one hundred percent of the population. The top speed advertised for Viasat is 100 Mbps. HughesNet advertised as high as 25 Mbps. Any speed over 10 megabits per second will be enough to view SD videos to devices on WiFi, but becomes challenging when multiple people try to access bandwidth-intensive services like video chat and multiplayer gaming. Explore the coverage map below to compare Internet options on a granular level.
Download Speeds up to:*1 Gbps*Not all internet speeds available in all areas.
