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Kinetic’s 2 Gig fiber internet speed can provide up to 2000 Mbps of speed. It’s delivered via fiber optic connection for ultimate performance across more connected devices than ever before.

With a fiber gigabit connection, your home internet will run more seamlessly across all your devices. Efficiently supporting multiple users on multiple devices, fiber gig internet assures you don’t stretch your bandwidth and risk unwanted buffering or lagging. With lightning-fast upload and download speeds, your household has the performance you need for streaming, gaming, remote work and more.

Kinetic Fiber Internet home installation requires a new cable containing fiber-optic, as well as an optical network terminal (ONT), also known as a fiber network terminal. To connect to Wi-Fi, a router and modem will be required as well. Kinetic will work with you to make sure you have the necessary equipment installed.

Fiber internet delivers fast, symmetrical upload and download speeds, making it ideal for remote work, video streaming, online gaming, and smart home setups. Compared to traditional broadband, high-speed fiber internet is more reliable and less prone to lag. It supports multiple devices at once without slowing down, providing a seamless experience across your entire household.

Kinetic Fiber offers speeds up to 2 Gig, which means you can stream, game, and work simultaneously on multiple devices without interruption. Our Gig fiber internet options ensure ultra-low lag and lightning-fast downloads. Whether you're uploading large files or joining HD video calls, the speed and reliability of fiber optic internet make all the difference.

To get fiber internet in your home, start by checking availability in your area. Then schedule your free installation. A technician will set up your internet connection and ensure your network runs smoothly. Kinetic also includes Whole Home Wi-Fi setup, so your high-speed fiber internet is optimized from day one.

Before your appointment, a technician may install or connect fiber optic lines from the street to your home. This ensures your ultra-fast fiber internet connection is ready for activation. The process typically involves running a new line to a small device called an Optical Network Terminal (ONT), which functions like a modem for fiber connections.