Internet Providers in Humacao, Puerto Rico

Internet Access in Humacao, Puerto Rico

Coverage data shows two main infrastructure options inside Humacao: coaxial cable (almost zero percent coverage) and DSL (practically zero percent availability). Coaxial cable Internet access is usually delivered by traditional cable TV companies, using their pre-existing copper coaxial TV lines strung up on utility poles or buried along the street. DSL, similarly, is sent via phone lines. As a rule, DSL tends to be slower performing than cable service. This is especially true for locations not served by a cable alternative.

The information on this page comes from FCC reports, and is cross-validated through privatized data sources and direct provider reporting to output more useful results than governmental websites. Speed and pricing data is sourced by manually collecting thousands of plans each year.

HughesNet and Liberty Cablevision currently have coverage in virtually every block in Humacao. Their coverage areas are 97 and 89 percent. These coverage areas frequently overlap. As a result, most Humacao houses have at least two workable choices.

Besides the Internet options listed above, Claro Internet is another option to consider. They have Internet in 77 percent of Humacao. Fixed wireless companies such as OSNET Wireless and satellite providers such as are sometimes a good choice, but the incumbent wired providers are usually a better deal so far as performance.