AT&T launches All-Fi Pro

telcodad · 2025-04-17T13:10:46+00:00

FYI - AT&T has now launched “All-Fi Pro,” a new package for their fiber-optic subscribers: AT&T brings smartphone-like upgrade program to fiber AT&T has launched ‘All-Fi Pro,’ a new package for fiber subs that includes a Wi-Fi 7 gateway and Wi-Fi extenders and the ability for customers to upgrade their home broadband devices once every 36 months. By Jeff Baumgartner, Senior Editor, Light Reading - April 16, 2025 https://www.lightreading.com/broadband/at-t-brings-smartphone-like-upgrade-program-to-fiber Speeds and pricing are still core attributes of today’s home broadband services, but service providers are continuing to expand into other aspects of broadband focused on better Wi-Fi and an overall improved customer experience. AT&T’s fiber platform already has speed on its side, but the operator is putting more focus on in-home Wi-Fi with this week’s launch of a new package called “All-Fi Pro.” The new package features a Wi-Fi 7 gateway, Wi-Fi extenders, and advanced form of ActiveArmor, an Internet security service that includes a home-side VPN. All-Fi Pro also provides AT&T fiber subs with the ability to upgrade their broadband devices every three years. New perk for multi-gig fiber customers To spruce up the value of its higher-end speed tiers, AT&T said it adding All-Fi Pro for no additional cost to its multi-gigabit fiber speed plans. Those customers will need to contact AT&T for the Wi-Fi 7 gateway installation, an official said. AT&T fiber subs who subscribe to speeds of 1-Gig or less can purchase All-Fi Pro for an additional $25 per month. They also have the option to purchase package enhancements separately. For example, AT&T’s Extended Wi-Fi coverage typically sells for $10 per month and ActiveArmor fetches $7 per month. It’s not immediately clear how many AT&T fiber subs are in line to get All-Fi Pro for no added cost. AT&T ended 2024 with 9.33 million residential fiber customers, but did not break out how many of them were taking the 2-Gig or 5-Gig speed plan. AT&T, which is scheduled to release Q1 2025 earnings results on April 23, declined to provide a more granular view of its fiber subscriber base. All-Fi Pro is not currently available to areas served by Gigapower, the AT&T-BlackRock fiber joint venture that is focused on areas that fall outside of AT&T’s legacy wireline footprint, including Mesa, Arizona; Wilkes-Barre, Pennsylvania; Las Vegas, Nevada; and parts of Orlando, Florida. All-Fi Pro is an upgrade to All-Fi, a package that’s complimentary to all AT&T fiber customers. All-Fi includes the basic version of ActiveArmor, unlimited data, access to AT&T’s Smart Home Manager App, and the option to add Wi-Fi extenders for $10 per month. All-Fi Pro subs eligible for device upgrades every 36 months AT&T’s broadband device upgrade program for All-Fi Pro appears to be a nod to a device upgrade models that are common in mobile. Per the fine print, the broadband device upgrade portion of the All-Fi Pro package requires that customers are in good standing for a minimum of 12 months to be eligible. AT&T is limiting those customers to one upgrade every 36 months, and notes that customers will be alerted when it’s time for their free upgrade. …

badtlc4

xpxp2002 att fiber has a 100Mbps plan for $25 for low income houses.

Fiberguy

My WIFI goes all the way to the corner of our street with this new gateway WOW

badtlc4

Fiberguy yay. More wifi pollution. Hopefully they have a power setting so you can turn it down.

skinnyJM

badtlc4
Whenever possible, I adjust my Wi-Fi routers’ transmit power down to a level that gets weak just outside my property line, to limit potential unauthorized access AND to be a good neighbor by reducing the Wi-Fi pollution.

badtlc4

skinnyJM same here except I dont really let my wifi leave my house. I dont use anything outside that doesn’t have a cellular connection.

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