Everyone with decent wired options is lucky and probably should go with that! My only wired option is CenturyLink DSL, which I had for years and it terribly slow (less than 1 Mbs up and 10 MBs down). I was on the wait list for StarLink then T-Mobile Home Internet became available in my area, so I went with T-Mobile and have had it for 2 plus years now.
I had issues with the Nokia gateway dropping signal or stopped working until you restarted it which was extremely annoying when I would have to reboot 6 times in one evening! I discovered there are T-Mobile Home internet groups on Facebook, Reddit and a YouTube channel called Nater Tator who deals with cellular home internet and explains the options to make it work better. They were extremely helpful in getting my T-Mobile working fantastically.
One thing that is favored is adding and antennae; I installed one from Waveform (
https://www.waveform.com/pages/supercharge-your-t-mobile-5g-home-internet ) it really helped with stabilizing my connection and really increased my upload speeds.
Once I started having issues with my Gateway that T-Mobile couldn't seem to resolve I ended up purchasing a third party router from
https://chestertechrepairs.com, you can get them cheaper, but I wanted tech support that he provides, and it is quick! When purchasing it he offers concierge setup (included with purchase price but you have to add it to the cart) so I sent him my IMEI number from the Gateway and all I had to do was put in the SIM card and it was good to go. When I got it going, I had a few questions and I reached out via chat on the website and he responded extremely quick and concise with answers, I was impressed with this.
With the antennae and router my service has been solid and with the router I can switch bands or lock out bands to fine tune it to work well and I no longer have dropouts!
Yes, I spent money, but my only other option would be StarLink which also has an upfront equipment cost and more than double the monthly cost of T-Mobile.