CNET has identified Verizon Fios as the leading internet service provider in New Jersey, praised for its symmetrical speeds and dependable connectivity. Plans are priced between $35 and $110 monthly, offering speeds that reach up to 2,000Mbps. For those without access to Fios, Xfinity is presented as a viable alternative, starting at $40 per month.
In areas with limited internet options, T-Mobile Home Internet and Verizon's 5G service are also available, along with satellite options like Starlink. For rural regions, Brightspeed is noted for its wired connections, having taken over DSL services from CenturyLink, with pricing ranging from $50 to $109 per month.
HughesNet is recognized for providing consistent speeds, while Viasat offers unlimited data plans. Overall, T-Mobile is highlighted as the top choice for rural internet, offering lower pricing and download speeds of up to 415Mbps in many areas of the state.