Their bill runs around $60 to $65 with taxes. I thought it was a very solid price.
It is central Texas and there aren't a lot of trees between them and tower. I do see some houses in the area with 30 foot tall towers for that tiny satellite to get over treetops. That WISP company (2 to 3 guys) is making a killing signing up whole rural neighborhoods, even at that rate.
@OP, sooo.... they're just calling WISP fixed wireless, correct? Same technology?
Following thread as my in-laws also have a rural lake house with no WISP around. They're looking into options with Hughes & Dish. They have Direct satellite for TV.
I also have 2 of those Vizio smart TVs... um, monitors (no TV tuner). They were a pain to set up, but have worked fine since. They have a proximity feature. I had to use this. I assume it was using my phone bluetooth or DLNA to communicate between devices versus through the LAN. I did not like their ecosystem or casting at all. I hooked up a 4K Roku and never looked back.
