For basic to intermediate usage I think… For basic to intermediate usage I think it's perfect. I can stream Netflix, YouTube and others without any issues. I can also place international calls on WhatsApp and Google meeting without any problem. For the price, it's a good deal

Oxio sucks Oxio sucks. I spend more time trying to troubleshoot my own issues bc they have no techs. I have service maybe 40% of the time.

Buffering issues at 6-8 pm I was having trouble with internet providers. I had an ongoing issue with buffering problems at peak times i.e.6-8 pm. I used Rogers,.Cogeco, Distributed, Teck Savy and all same problem. The price kept going up, the issue persisted. I tired Oxio and to my surprise it was seamless I stall, no fees upfront and better yet, no buffering issues at all. I used a referral code and got my first month free. If you'd like to do the same, here's my code.RR2U5EA Happy Streaming!. Judy

Referral Code: RAX8TXM Oxio is the "cool" internet provider. Let me share some background - my wife and I both work from home and in the tech industry. When it comes to internet, we need speed. We have bounced around a few providers across the nation from Shaw, to Telus (both pure fiber & rural), to independent providers. I would classify Oxio as the happy medium between all of those - and a steal for the price! They use Rogers/Shaw networks but for a lower price. We opted for their highest package for 1000 Mbps at $90/month (plus tax, of course) and have been sincerely satisfied! Setup: The setup process wsa very self explanatory. To get started, simply go to their website and input your service address. A bunch of pricing options will populate. Follow the instructions to proceed with the application (name, email, address, etc.) until you get to router selection. Their Eero 6 router is pretty decent to use (comes with antivirus and ad block), and just 1 of those can easily suffice for a 1 to 2 bedroom unit (up to 1500 sqft). Get more routers for a nominal fee if you have a bigger home. Once you submit the details, be sure to use my referral code at payment checkout to get your first month completely free: RAX8TXM That's it! Now you book a time for a tech to show up, and wait for the device to be shipped! If you still want a breakdown of what's what, see below. Pros: Decent price, strong network, no setup costs, first month free (with referral code: RAX8TXM), no contract term, and 60-day full refund satisfaction guarantee! Cons: no phone support - although they have pretty responsive support over text or direct messaging, there is no phone number you can call for emergencies.

I’ve had Oxio for over 1 year I’ve had Oxio for over 1 year, they run on Rogers lines, just cheaper and with almost no customer service to save costs. No live phone number and slow, unhelpful when emailing or texting. Kind of backwards, go with Ebox.