No. AT&T Internet Air allows home internet users to self-install their service. My experience setting up AT&T Internet Air at home was very simple, taking only 11 minutes to fully set up.

AT&T has also started offering a 5G internet plan to select areas, called Internet Air, to keep up with competitors offering similar services, like Verizon and T-Mobile.

AT&T Internet Air is now available in 16 new markets. Including areas of Los Angeles, Philadelphia, Cincinnati, and others.

Speeds were significantly lower than advertised at my house, but location is everything when it comes to wireless internet.

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AT&T Internet Air is slower than both Verizon and T-Mobile’s 5G home internet at a top download speed of 140 Mbps vs 240 Mbps for T-Mobile and up to 1 Gbps for Verizon.

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