T-Mobile caps Rely Home Internet speeds at 354 Mbps
T-Mobile added a speed cap to its Rely 5G Home Internet plan in June 2026, with new subscribers now limited to advertised download speeds of up to 354 Mbps.
T-Mobile previously advertised the Rely Home Internet plan with a typical download speed range of 170 to 498 Mbps, depending on location. The updated listing replaces that range with a maximum speed of 354 Mbps, which reduces the top-end performance previously available to some new customers.
Android Authority reported that The Mobile Report first spotted the change. The report also said T-Mobile increased prices for its 5G home internet plans, while its other 5G Home Internet plans remain uncapped.
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