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To determine the best internet speed for your household’s streaming and gaming needs, consider the number of users and devices, types of activities, and overall usage patterns. For HD streaming, at least 5 Mbps per stream minimum, while 4K streaming may require 25 Mbps or more. Online gaming typically needs 25 Mbps or more for multiplayer games. Sparklight offers plans with speeds up to 100 Mbps, 300 Mbps, 600 Mbps, and 1 Gbps. Basic usage for 1-2 users can work with 100 Mbps, moderate use for 3-4 users may need 300 Mbps, and heavy use for 5+ users or multiple devices should aim for 600 Mbps or higher. Individuals who work from home should consider a 1 Gbps plan, especially for activities like video calls and live streaming. Some other plans we offer in select markets provide speeds of 500 Mbps, 1.5 Gbps, 2 Gbps, 3 Gbps, and 6 Gbps. For personalized recommendations, use Sparklight's online speed test tool or contact customer support.

The right Sparklight internet plan for you depends on your household's online activities and the number of users; smaller households with basic needs may opt for the 100 Mbps plan, while larger households with heavy streaming and gaming should consider plans with higher speeds. For personalized recommendations, consider your usage patterns or contact Sparklight customer support.

The standard WiFi service provides basic coverage for your home, while the Wall-to-Wall WiFi service offers enhanced coverage with strategically placed extenders to eliminate dead zones and ensure a strong, consistent signal throughout your entire home. Discover how Sparklight wall-to-wall WiFi can improve your home internet.

Yes, you can use your own modem with Sparklight's service, provided it is a supported cable modem and not a DSL modem. For a list of compatible modems, please refer to Sparklight's supported modems list.

The FCC broadband consumer label is a standardized label created by the Federal Communications Commission that provides clear and concise information about internet service plans. This label includes details such as service speeds, data allowances, pricing, and other key terms to help consumers make informed decisions when selecting an internet service provider.