Xfinity is a reliable choice in Georgia, especially when AT&T Fiber isn't accessible, as both services are offered in many of the same areas. Fiber is always worth considering when it's available, as it promises faster speeds than any other type of connection, ensuring a smoother online experience. Xfinity provides both fiber and cable services, although the availability of these options varies by location. In areas without fiber, Xfinity typically offers cable service.

Typically, providers opt for densely populated areas when deploying fiber infrastructure. In Georgia, four cooperatives have taken the initiative to provide fiber service to customers who would otherwise lack this option. If you’ve got to choose one over the other, that is, choose an internet connection over a cable TV connection, choose the internet because if you have the internet, you can watch TV online through any number of free or paid TV apps.

Xfinity's cable connections can deliver speeds of up to 3 Gbps in some areas, but even at speeds ranging from 300 to 500 Mbps, it remains a very fast internet connection for the average household. If Xfinity's fiber network is accessible at your address, it can offer speeds as high as 6 Gbps.

You also have the option to bundle internet and TV services. Xfinity X1 is a set-top TV box with an integrated DVR that is included with Xfinity cable TV service. The cost of X1 service typically ranges from approximately $49.99 to $89.99 per month.

In Georgia, depending on your location, you have various internet connection options, including satellite internet for remote areas where cable is not available. If Xfinity service is accessible at your address, it's certainly worth considering.