Do you have other options?
25 and over is considered broadband, the current FCC wanted to increase that to 100, but had pushback against that.
I will stop now on that subject, the rest would be for the pit.
I live in a semi rural area, but when we were looking at this house, learned it had Charter/Spectrum, found out later this neighborhood did not have broadband until 2018, we bought in 2020.
That was shocking to me since we had broadband since the late 90's back in Michigan, but once I seen the area, I knew why, since every house has 1.5-2 acres , not enough houses in this area to make it worth it, took grants from the Government to service the area.
So while I have 1G speed, I have no options for service from the cell companies, using the phone is awful here, I have to use wi-if calling at the house, but if I take the dogs for a walk, no service.