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Home›Tech Advice›AT&T vs. Cox Communications: Two Top Internet Providers Vie for Your Consideration

AT&T vs. Cox Communications: Two Top Internet Providers Vie for Your Consideration

By Matthew Lynch
July 8, 2023
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The battle of internet providers is fierce, but AT&T and Cox Communications stand out as two top contenders in the market. With a multitude of plans, special offers, and advanced technologies, it can be overwhelming to decide which company best meets your connectivity needs. This article takes an in-depth look at AT&T and Cox Communications by comparing their services, pricing, and customer satisfaction.

Service Offerings

AT&T:

AT&T offers both DSL and fiber-optic internet services, with a broad range of speeds from 5 Mbps to 1000 Mbps (1 Gbps) with their fiber service being the fastest option. AT&T also provides phone and television services making it a one-stop-shop for customers seeking bundled options.

Cox Communications:

Cox Communications is primarily a cable internet service provider but also offers fiber internet in select areas. Their plans range from 25 Mbps to 940 Mbps for consumers seeking different levels of performance. Similar to AT&T, Cox also provides phone and TV services that can be bundled with their internet plans.

Pricing

AT&T:

AT&T’s internet-only plans start at $55 per month for their basic DSL service with speeds up to 100 Mbps. For customers interested in high-speed fiber connections, prices begin at $80 per month for speeds up to 1 Gbps.

Cox Communications:

Cox Communications’ starting price for basic cable internet service is around $30 per month with speeds up to 25 Mbps. Their high-speed Gigablast plan (940 Mbps) comes at $100 per month. To save on costs, consider bundling services together.

Customer Satisfaction

AT&T:

AT&T has consistently ranked high in customer satisfaction surveys, which demonstrates its commitment to customer care. Its customer support is responsive and available through various platforms such as phone, online chat, social media, and more.

Cox Communications:

Cox Communications has seen slight improvements in customer satisfaction over time but still lags slightly behind AT&T. Their customer service is easily accessible, and Cox offers a user-friendly website and mobile app for easy account management.

Both AT&T and Cox Communications have their pros and cons when it comes to service offerings, pricing, and customer satisfaction. While AT&T takes the lead in terms of customer satisfaction and faster fiber-optic options, Cox Communications tends to be slightly more affordable for lower performance levels.

Ultimately, it is essential to assess your individual needs, budget, and location before choosing between AT&T and Cox Communications. By taking the time to examine each provider’s services, pricing plans, and overall offerings, you can make an informed decision that best meets your internet connection requirements.

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