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Kinetic is bringing hyper-fast, fiber optic internet to small town Americans. With speeds up to 2 Gigs, your home will have more bandwidth to stream, work, and game on every device.
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How much is 2 Gigs of internet?
2 Gigs is equal to 2000 Mbps. The average internet speed in the US is just under 100 Mbps, so that makes 2 Gigs 20x faster than the average American’s internet.
Is 2 Gig internet fast?
Yes, 2 Gig internet is incredibly fast. Not only is it 20x faster than the average internet speed in the US, it’s twice the speed of 1 Gig, which was previously the fastest speed available from Kinetic.
Is 2 Gigabit internet fiber?
Yes, Kinetic 2 Gig Internet runs on a 100% fiber optic network.
Should I get 2 Gigabit internet?
2 Gig Internet is a great option for you if your household has multiple users and devices that require fast and reliable internet for telecommuting, virtual schooling, or professional gaming.
If your household doesn’t require the fastest possible speeds, check out other Kinetic Internet plans for more options.
Is 2 Gigabit internet the fastest internet speed from Kinetic?
Yes, 2 Gig Internet is currently the fastest speed offered by Kinetic.
Is 2 Gig Internet available in my area?
Kinetic 2 Gig Internet is currently available in select cities in Kentucky, New Mexico, North Carolina, and Ohio. Enter your zip code at the top of the page to see what services are available in your area, or take a look at the Kinetic internet availability page.
