One weekly post got me thinking.. Now I'm curious.

How fast, how reliable internet do you have at home and for how much? Which country/provider?

Me: 300mbps/14€ per mes. 99.99% reliable. Lithuania, provider: telia

Mbps or Gbps?

@12bitfloat thanks :) typo

Virgin Media Business, 350Mbps down and 15Mbps up, one static IP address, not a fault so far (99.99% guaranteed), £58 per month, UK.

You will find the worst and still most expensive internet in Germany.

50 Mbit down, 5 Mbit up, 30€ per month, Unitymedia, 98%, in one of the biggest cities.

@Benedikt googling "unitymedia" brings up a dozen of posts about them having outages lol

@Benedikt I got something similar, though not Unitymedia, but O2. VSDL 50 Mbit down, 10 Mbit up, around 30 EUR per month.

Astonishingly, I don't have reliability or performance issues with O2, and even VoIP works flawlessly.

10gbs fiber for $39 in Zurich Switzerland. A free Apple TV 4K is included.

Zurich voted yes in a referendum for a muncipal fiber network 10 years ago. And it payed off. Google has now it's european headquarters here. And I'm downloading 50gigs blueray iso's in around 6-8 minutes. Love it.

@Jilano Holy shit

@dudeking except for the reliability, it's better than Germany.

@Fast-Nop Yeah. I pay 50€ for a 100/10 line

@12bitfloat One consequence is that slow web shops in Germany bleed even more money than elsewhere so that web devs have to get their act together and make shit fast.

Download : 50mbps . (yeah . mbps. not even MBPS).
Upload: 10mbps.
ISP: Asianet.
Price : $7 /month.
Reliablity : duhh..

@sandeepbalan 50Mbps for $7 is still a steal

germany with 45€ with 97% uptime over a thin wire over an bridge and 50/15 mbit d/u. Vdsl by telekom

100Mbps down, 25Mbps up
Uncapped
R1000 pm
Never had an issue

South Africa. Idk how to really show how that compares with cost of living but I've seen people here get worse deals

1gb fiber: ~900mbs down 700mbs up. 60$ never had an issue. USA

VDSL 50 Mbps down (actual 43-45), 5 Mbps up (actual 4.5), 30€/month, Vodafone, 95% (never had any problem), Greece.

550mbit (just here, normal 1gbit) down and 110mbit (normal 1gbit too) upload - 70 swiss francs (fiber)
Wingo/Swisscom - Switzerland

20/5 mbps down/up, 20usd Tigo (a millicom company) Paraguay.

30€, 1.2mbit down, 0.1mbit up.

In my city the average is 100Mb. In my house (beware, ONLY my house, not the street, not the neighbourhood) it's 20 fucking Mb/s

I pay 20 fucking euros per month

100 Mbps, 10$, Ukraine

20Mbps for $20

75 Mbps down, 5 Mbps up. ~$70 USD. Fuck Comcast.

12 Mbps for 11€/m tunisia

40 Mbps fiber, 60CHF (tv included but not needed)

50€ a month + phone, advertised 400Mbps realistically 10Mbps. Reliability is a joke, flakes out 2 times a day requiring a reset of our network infrastructure. Which 3rd world country is that you ask?!? Germany......

14Mbps 15 euro Lithuania 99.0% reliability. Provider: Magnetukas
Best ISP by far, considering with what I've lived before that.

UK: Virgin Media, 300 down, 50 up, fairly reliable + landline + cable TV = £78 per month

70/30Mbps on a VDSL line in Belgium, the fastest you can get here is 200Mbps on coax from Telenet. From what I can remember it's around €70/m for that and I'm paying €40-ish for mine. Belgium has network infrastructure like its roads and political system - a horrible mess.
Edit: as a bonus, pretty much all the servers over here run Windows. Yay!

100 / 40 Mbps VDSL (with dual stack, no dslite bs)
99.7% uptime by contract
should be about 50€ normally, I pay less than 20€ for the current period (24 months) due to some new customer bonuses
Deutsche Telekom
Germany

My parents pay 40 or 50€ incl. landline and get 6 / 1 Mbps. A street further you get half of that.