Name: AT&T DSL and Fiber Residential Internet Service
Brand: AT&T
Rating: 3 (472 reviews)

How much internet speed do I need?

5+ Mbps

Regular browsing
Music streaming
Ideal for 1 person

10+ Mbps

HD video streaming
Casual gaming
Ideal for 1-2 people

20+ Mbps

Ultra HD streaming
Frequent gaming
Ideal for 2-4 people

40+ Mbps

Simultaneous HD streaming
Simultaneous gaming
Ideal for 4+

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Technology Type

DSL:

DSL provides internet service via phone cables and is up to ten times faster than dial-up service.

Cable:

Cable provides internet speeds faster than DSL through the same cables used for cable TV.

Satellite:

Satellite internet is widely available, but offers slower speeds due to a far-traveling signal.

Fiber:

Fiber relies on glass strands to relay digital code and is much faster than both DSL and cable.

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What is the best internet provider in Statesville?

AT&T— Great value
Spectrum— No data caps
Viasat— Widely available
Windstream— No long-term commitment required

Statesville Residential Internet Coverage

The small city of Statesville is home to both blue- and white-collar workers. The lower-middle income residents are ethnically diverse. More than 10% of the population is from Latino or Hispanic descent. Residents rely on their internet services to connect with their neighbors and seek opportunities. 100% of Statesville residents can connect to high-speed services, compared with 91% of North Carolina.

Time Warner Spectrum reaches 100% of homes with cable internet and is the sole provider of that service in the area. AT&T provides DSL to 99% of residents. Yadtel reaches 1% of homes along I-40 and I-77 with DSL services.

Businesses have additional options. Megapath provides copper wire to 100% of businesses and DSL to 71% of commercial users. In addition, MCNC is introducing fiber optics to the commercial space, currently reaching 2% of business users. Level 3 Communications reaches 1% of the commercial internet market.