
Gigabit wireless
Fiber-like speed without the fiber.
Where it's available
Gigabit wireless cities
More business-area towers are being upgraded to 60 GHz, including Arbuckle and Oroville. Not available at your address yet? Our standard fixed wireless plans still deliver low latency and no data caps, and existing customers can upgrade with a quick radio swap once 60 GHz reaches them.
Benefits
Why gigabit wireless
Symmetric gigabit
Ultra-low latency
Weather resilient
No contracts or caps
Low startup cost
Same local team
Prices and speeds vary by location. Enter your address to see exact plans, pricing and the FCC Broadband Facts label for your home. Prices exclude applicable taxes.

Real results
Speed tests from our 60 GHz network
This is a real customer speed test on gigabit wireless: roughly 923 Mbps down and 846 Mbps up. To get full speed indoors, use a Wi-Fi 6 or 6E router, or let us manage your Wi-Fi for you.
Managed Wi-Fi 6Gigabit wireless questions
How does this compare to fiber?
It performs very much like fiber GPON networks, with ultra-low latency and high throughput, without months of construction.
Does it need an antenna on my building?
Yes, a small antenna about the size of a dinner plate. Service is handed off to your router over a standard gigabit Ethernet cable.
I'm an existing customer. Can I upgrade?
Yes. We swap your outdoor radio for the new version; everything else stays the same. Call us or use the online upgrade page.
Do I need special equipment inside?
To see full gigabit speeds, use a router that supports gigabit speeds, ideally Wi-Fi 6 or 6E. Our managed Wi-Fi 6 is an easy option.
- Download games, updates and movies in minutes
- Upload large files and backups without waiting
- Every device in the house streaming at once
Is gigabit wireless available at my address?
Enter your address to see plans, exact pricing and the FCC Broadband Facts label for your location. Prefer to talk? Call (530) 674-4200.
Talk to a real person, locally
Support 24/7. Sales and billing Mon–Fri, 8 AM–5 PM. Average hold time about a minute.