Internet Providers in Reno, NV
Reno Residential Internet Coverage
Reno, the biggest tourist city in Nevada after Las Vegas, has a few Internet service providers that offer the city DSL, cable, satellite, and fiber.
Fiber is still building out in Reno through cable provider AT&T, so high-speed fiber may soon become widely available throughout the city. The DSL network of AT&T reaches considerably further, covering almost 100% of Reno. The map reaches as far north as North Valleys, with extending to the northwest and southwest communities of Reno. In addition, South Reno and East Reno are also served by AT&T DSL. The central tourist areas of Reno are served by AT&T, giving tourists and locals reliable coverage.
A select few neighborhoods are covered by RTI, a DSL provider in the Reno area. RTI currently offers DSL service to a small part of the North Valleys neighborhood.
Last, Charter is currently offering cable to the entirety of Reno, and is up there with AT&T as the two largest providers.
Customer Reviews of Internet Providers in Reno
Speed is fairly good overall, service is reliable, and customer service is friendly and helpful. Pricing however is a bit high, although minutes seem to be unlimited. It's tied to cable TV service so I'm not sure.
Faith Mcguire Reno, NV 2017-03-17
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0 /3 people found this review helpful
Speed and service are pretty good. But prices are very misleading. First, the requisite bundling is very annoying. Second, the advertised price is not the actual price (added taxes, etc.). Third, once you accept the bundling, watch out for surprise price jacking. Neither the television ad nor the representative said that the advertised price was 'promotional' or that it would jump 30%+ at 12 months. Despite calling within 5 minutes after receiving a text notice of the bill, they will not rescind the overcharge. Nor will canceling the service even though the billing is for the NEXT 30 days, not the prior. Regulations should be in place to stop these abuses by internet service providers.
Greg Parrott Reno, NV 2016-11-01
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0 /5 people found this review helpful
the monthly price is too high. The connection is slow and often the Internet service is dropped. If they would stop some of the mailings they do they might be able to give customers a break on the price.
Bill Herrity Reno, NV 2014-12-29
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74 /77 people found this review helpful
Charter is ok... Pricing is great during the promotional period then they rack up charges for everything. Everyone gets mbps double for no charge which is great, but they do not have enough boxes to spread the internet out through apartment complexes. Reno has more apartments then I have every experienced and Charter is no good for speed in apartments.
Rob Cochran Reno, NV 2014-10-20
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24 /25 people found this review helpful
High speed internet provides access remotely to important elements of communication. The opportunity to have experts in the field share their expertise provides an important component and environment at your fingertips. It provides the tools for innovative and participatory research in formulating decisions in the workplace. The focus of customer service is in meeting the unique needs of the client essential with any internet company that can always be depended on. The reliability of highspeedinternet.com reflects a cutting edge technology that is always dependable without downtime and in essence ultimately a critical and key element used for success in the workplace. Joan H
Joan Hampton Reno, NV 2014-07-27
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12 /28 people found this review helpful