Internet Providers in Reader, West Virginia

Internet Access in Reader, West Virginia

Internet service availability and competition in Reader is overall low. 86.82 percent of the population have only one or fewer choices for true broadband access at their location. Reader's connectivity ranks at 528th out of 634 cities within the state.

Frontier Communications is also a common broadband option for Reader, offering DSL service in 86 percent of the area. King Street Wireless offers an alternative wireless service to virtually one hundred percent of local residents, although it has to have roof access or proximity to a King Street Wireless tower or access point.

Viasat Internet and HughesNet are Reader's most widely available wired Internet choices.

We should note here that since FCC availability data is only collected biannually and only released six months after, availability shown here may not be complete.

To summarize, DSL and Satellite are the most prevalent network types in the Reader area. The map and user speed test data seen below show how the real-world speed test statistics vary when comparing neighborhoods and providers in the area.