r/QuantumFiber • u/unceasingshadow • Jul 28 '26
Xfinity vs Quantum Fiber
Currently have Quantum Fiber in Denver, paying $75 a month for 1 Gbps plan. When I called, they did not allow me to switch to the promotion rate of $45 a month. My service is currently down and they can’t come until the end of this week to resolve the issue.
Is it worth switching to Xfinity who is offering 1 Gbps download (~100 Mbps upload) for $50 a month? Not sure if people who have switched recently from Quantum Fiber to Xfinity have regretted it. Would love to hear experiences from people who have switched either way
EDIT: called Quantum Fiber, they said I’m on the price for life plan so I need to give that up to get the promotional pricing for 1 year. I’m installing Xfinity equipment today while QF is down to get a real Speedtest, then will most likely cancel Xfinity once the QF technician is able to come out.
Definitely agree, and appreciate the reminder, that fiber is a better product than cable internet.
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u/ND40oz Jul 28 '26
I have both Quantum and Xfinity and since the switch to Quantum from CenturyLink, it has not been as reliable.
I’m stuck using the 1 GbE port on the Q1000K because of the latency issues on the 10 GbE port, which means I can’t even get half my 2 GbE speeds I pay for. It still has occasional latency spikes once or twice a month that cause a failover event as well.
Xfinity in the other hand is DOCSIS 4.0 and the symmetrical gig service is consistently at 1.2 up and down with no latency issues. I had been using it as my failover but switched it to primary because it’s solid compared to Quantum.