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We offer our customers a comprehensive selection of TV and internet brands, as well as all the options available in their area — and how to make the best choices for their unique needs. Read on for HomeLinkd’s guide to great Internet in Colorado.
Colorado is the 32nd most connected state with growing infrastructure — which is why the need for more high speed, high connectivity options is quickly increasing. Colorado has an average download speed of 12Mbps with the most prevalent types of Internet being Cable and DSL.
Thankfully, residents have several internet providers at their disposal, with dozens of packages to choose from at varying price points
96% get DSL
96% get Satellite
87% get Cable
10% get Fiber
Castle Rock
at 24Mbps
Parker
at 22Mbps
Monument
at 22 Mbps
Colorado residents are spoilt for choice when it comes to choosing an Internet Provider that suits their needs, and their wallets. Customers can choose between fiber-optic, cable, fixed-wireless, and digital-subscriber-line options.
Xfinity
Cable and Television
2Gbps
CenturyLink
Fiber, DSL, Fixed Wireless and Television
1Gbps
Viasat
Satellite
100Mbps
EarthLink
Fiber and DSL
75Mbps
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According to research and customer reviews, CenturyLink is a top Fiber and DSL provider in the area, while Xfinity and Spectrum are the top cable Internet Providers.
CenturyLink
- Offers several Internet-only packages
- Offers plans between $50 and $65
- Available in speeds varying from 100Mbps to 1Gbps
Xfinity
- Approximately 17 plans for Coloradans to choose from
- Packages start from $30 per month for a 1-year contract
- Internet speeds range from 60Mbps to 2Gbps
Charter Spectrum
- Currently has approximately 6 plans for Colorado residents
- Offers begin from $50 per month for a 1-year contract
- Internet speed is available at 200Mbps, and packages include unlimited data
Colorado is one of the most connected states in the US, with only 21.9% of Coloradans being without Internet connection. With an impressive list of Internet Providers, Colorado has high-speed Internet available wirelessly to 99.8% of its residents, DSL to 95.6%, cable to 86.8% and fiber to 9.9%.
Faster than average internet speeds in Colorado
Great for online gamers and streamers
Good coverage across the state
Excellent customer service In Colorado
Internet speed of 1Gbps is available in certain cities
Some areas lack coverage in Colorado
Connectivity issues during peak times
Insufficient cable providers
High connection fees
Some areas have no wired internet access available
Colorado, known as the “Centennial State”, is home to approximately 5.7 million people and features a diverse landscape of arid desert, river canyons and snow-covered Rocky Mountains
The major cities of Colorado are Denver, Colorado Springs, Aurora and Fort Collins.
Colorado is one of the top states known for business, careers and innovation –and is a destination for outdoor recreation, as well as several musical and cultural activities.
The Royal Gorge Bridge in Canon City is one of the highest suspension bridges in the world.It reaches a height of 1,053 feet!
The Centennial State is home to the world's largest natural hot springs swimming pool and the world's largest flat-top mountain.
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