Mexico internet connectivity improves as fixed broadband speeds top 90 Mbps

9 articles · Updated · thetraveler.org · May 3

Urban users typically see 90-110 Mbps fixed broadband and 40-70 Mbps mobile, with strongest service in Mexico City, Monterrey, Guadalajara, Querétaro and Mérida.
Fiber rollouts by Telmex, Totalplay, Megacable and izzi have tripled median fixed speeds in five years, improving uploads and stability for video calls, cloud work and large file transfers.
Quality still varies sharply by neighborhood and technology, while rural areas often depend on slower cable, copper, wireless or satellite, making address-level checks, mobile backup and power protection important.

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