Internet Service Providers in
Honolulu, HI

Is your internet service driving you lolo? While there are few internet providers in Honolulu, there are enough options for you to switch if you're unhappy. For faster speeds, try Spectrum Internet. For a service that's easy to use, jump ship for T-Mobile 5G Home Internet. Or if you want some sweet fiber, sign up with Hawaiian Telcom Internet. Then pull on your slippers and get a spam musubi. You've earned it.

—Brianne Sandorf

Of the handful of internet providers in Honolulu, the American Customer Satisfaction Index rates T-Mobile 5G Home Internet the highest. But that doesn’t mean you can’t try other internet options, like local fiber provider Hawaiian Telcom.

Spectrum covers a large swath of Honolulu, almost encompassing the entire city. No matter where you live in Honolulu, chances are you're within Spectrum's reach.

Spectrum Internet allows Hawaiians to choose from two internet plans with download speeds ranging between 500Mbps to 1Gbps. And for qualifying households, Spectrum offers discounted plans starting at $30 per month. Spectrum ensures small and large households can find a plan that suits their internet needs, whether you're reading news online or video calling throughout the day.

With this internet provider, you don't have to worry about a contract or data caps. Your monthly pricing increases after two years, but you can cancel without paying early termination fees if you find a better deal elsewhere. And Spectrum is available in several different Hawaiian cities, so if you move, you might be able to bring your service with you. (Don't forget to check out Spectrum's new-customer deals.)

As the nation's largest 5G internet service, T-Mobile 5G Home Internet attracts many consumers with its straightforward pricing and solid speeds. Signing up and installation are easy, and there are no fees, data caps, or annual contracts. Plus, T-Mobile often runs new-customer internet deals and bundle discounts.

You get download speeds anywhere between 37Mbps and 318Mbps from T-Mobile Home Internet—and since it’s a wireless connection, speeds can be a bit more unstable than a cable or fiber connection. But T-Mobile should work just fine if you’re in a smaller household.

Hawaiian Telcom has four plans over a fiber-optic connection. Customers can rest easy knowing you have a highly reliable internet setup for streaming 4K video, sending and receiving files, and playing low-latency-dependent games like Call of Duty.

Hawaiian Telcom promises a 30-day satisfaction guarantee to all new customers—so if this service provider isn't what you expected, it refunds you the first month's payment. It also supplies Whole Home Wi-Fi to ensure you get a wide coverage area if you live in a large household.

The only provider we know of in Honolulu that offers both internet and cable TV is Spectrum. Spectrum's internet and TV bundles range from about $40 to $185, though the exact prices likely depend on your address.

To get internet in Honolulu, call an internet service provider or sign up online. Just make sure you try services actually available on the island.

You can get reliable, no-contract internet for about $50 a month in Hawaii through Spectrum or T-Mobile. That's a fairly low cost for an expensive state like Hawaii.