Sentences with phrase «gb paid plans»

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Someone who used 10 GB in a month, for example, would pay $ 120 on Fi, versus the standard unlimited data plans of AT&T (t) at $ 90, Verizon (vz) at $ 85, Sprint (s) at $ 60, and T - Mobile (tmus) at $ 70, that all cost less for one line.

If I was worried about going over 300 GB at all I would have gone for the unlimited plan, but I use barely half that in the average month so I'm paying more for bandwidth I'll never use.

With Project Fi, we built our $ 10 / GB «pay for what you use» pricing to put you in control of your phone plan and how much you pay for it.

But as always, you'll have the power to customize your plan, and you can opt out of slower speeds by paying $ 10 / GB for your individual data usage above 15 GB.

Buyers will get six months of free data, after which service provider AT&T hopes they will be so hooked they'll pay $ 99 for the 6 - month / 5 - gigabyte plan or $ 499 for the 30 - month / 30 GB plan.

According to Dell, new T - Mobile customers will pay $ 49.99 per month for the 5 GB plan, while existing customers get the same bandwidth for only $ 39.99.

Here too one will have to pay $ 14.99 that will let them have 250 MB of data while the $ 24.99 plan will allow one 2 GB of data usage.

Additionally, by who's definition is 40 GB of use on a paid unlimited plan, unreasonable?

The Samsung Galaxy S6 (32 GB model) and Galaxy S6 Edge (64 GB model, 32 GB is not available) will cost you # 599 and # 759.99 on the carrier's Pay As You Go plan, but there are also a number of plans you can take advantage of if you sign a 2 - year contract.

Three's Pay As You Go plans are a part of the Chromebook, which are priced at # 2.99 for 500 MB day pass, # 10 a month for an additional 1 GB, # 15 for 3 GB and # 25 per month for a 7 GB data allowance.

The Harrier Tab is available on a range pay monthly price plans starting from # 16 per month, and is free on a # 18 per month 24 month plan which comes with a massive 10 GB of monthly data plus access to EE's exclusive Double Speed 4G.

The Nokia 700 is available on monthly pay plans from # 26, with 300 minutes, an unlimited text message bundle with a 500 MB data allowance and 1 GB of BT OpenZone access.

If you currently have an I - Pad or Nexus or any other tablet on T - mobile's 1 GB LTE plan, you pay $ 10 (or $ 20 if you don't have other service) per month.

If you don't sign a contract you can get a 2 GB plan for $ 25 / month, and pay $ 10 / GB overage, so 3 GB costs a whopping $ 35?

The company is assuring these tablets at an affordable price tag for 32 GB version and in case you are planning to buy a 64 GB variant, you will have to pay $ 79.99 for the refurbished one.

When purchasing the tablet outright for # 150 on Pay as you go, Vodafone will include 6 GB of data, but they are also offering a monthly payment plan option as well.

An example given by O2 is that a Sony Xperia Tablet Z2 usually costs # 529.99 on its own, but on O2 Refresh with the 3 GB per month data plan you will pay # 21 a month with no up - front cost for the device and # 15 a month for the data (a combined monthly fee of # 36).

The Smart Tab 4 runs # 125 on Pay as you go (including a 2 GB data bundle), or # 20 per month (including 2 GB data) with a # 29 upfront cost on a Pay Monthly plan.

This affordable tablet offers a 4G experience at a low price point, enabling you to pick one up for free on a # 16 a month plan with 2 GB of data, or just # 125 on Pay As You Go if you do not wish to be locked into a contract.

Both tablets are having a kickstand on the back side of the unit, running on 1.5 GHz dual - core OMAP 4 processor (ARM Cortex A9) from Texas instruments, both devices are equipped with Seagate's 7 mm Momentus Thin 250 GB hard drive, an HDMI output support for 1080p HD playback, a full sized USB connector for a 3G modem — G9 3G WWAN stick (costs $ 49) that gets you a Pay as you Go plan.

Get a 1 GB plan and laugh at the others that are dropping a grand and a half on a connection they already have paid for on their hip!

You can do the 5 GB at $ 75 / mo and pay for extra data, or overpay for the 15 GB plan.

i personally think that pc online gaming is far more better than console online gaming because u can get much higher fram rates in 1080p 1440p gaming but if you are going for a low budget build you cant really make a choice but with an intel pentium g4560 + nvidia gtx 1050ti +8 gb of ram can mostly play games at high setting on average 35 - 60 fps another advantage of pc online gaming is that you do not need to pay for online membership plans (ps plus) and with a pc you can sometimes download and play online games without buying them from third party website

While anyone with a free OneDrive account can follow these steps, the free 5 GB will get eaten up quickly — so those with an Office 365 subscription or paid OneDrive storage plan will be best able to take advantage.

If you have five lines with the 4 GB plan on each, you'd only be paying $ 20 per line.

The Samsung Galaxy S6 (32 GB model) and Galaxy S6 Edge (64 GB model, 32 GB is not available) will cost you # 599 and # 759.99 on the carrier's Pay As You Go plan, but there are also a number of plans you can take advantage of if you sign a 2 - year contract.

Those with 10 GB + plans can add a wireless home phone for $ 20, or pay $ 30 for wireless home phone and home internet access.

$ 30 / month gets you 1 GB of 4G LTE data (max 8 Mbps); $ 40 / month gets you 4 GB of 4G LTE and the plan is eligible for the $ 5 / month Auto Pay discount (max 8 Mbps); $ 50 / month gets you 8 GB of 4G LTE and the $ 5 / month Auto Pay discount (max 8 Mbps); $ 55 / month gets you 22 GB of data (max 3 Mbps); and $ 60 / month gets you 22 GB of 4G LTE up to 8 Mbps.

If you want the convenience of paying for the whole year in one shot, a 2 GB per month plan still comes out at just $ 15 a month.

$ 30 / month gets you 2 GB of 4G LTE data (max 8 Mbps); $ 40 / month gets you 5 GB of 4G LTE and the plan is eligible for the $ 5 / month Auto Pay discount (max 8 Mbps); $ 55 / month gets you 22 GB of data (max 3 Mbps); and $ 60 / month gets you 22 GB of 4G LTE up to 8 Mbps.

There are also other paid plans available — but 25 GB is yours to grab, free!

Boost Mobile also offers up to 3 GB more high - speed data on top of a monthly plan, as a bonus to customers who pay on time.

Sadly, Apple didn't lay out plans to increase iCloud storage for everyone else, so you'll have to pay for higher tiers of storage, starting at $ 0.99 a month for 50 GB.

Paying up for MetroPCS's $ 60 unlimited plan adds 10 GB of LTE hotspot data, but you still have restrictions on video streaming.

The Galaxy J7 Prime will be available with a Vodafone bundled data plan, where you get 9 GB of free data over the course of the next three months despite paying for just 1 GB of data.

The good thing is that you don't have to dig into your pockets for another data plan — the SIM card, as noted earlier, is tied to your existing account, thus, it uses the same $ 10 / GB package you already paid for on your Nexus 6P or Pixel XL.

AT&T currently charges $ 50 a month for 5 GB or $ 100 for 15 GB; the 5 GB plan includes a $ 25 access fee, while 15 GB users pay $ 15 a month for access.

Pay for MetroPCS's $ 60 unlimited plan, and you get 10 GB of LTE hotspot data, though the video streaming restriction remains.

Compare that to major carriers like AT&T and Verizon, where you'll pay $ 80 to $ 100 monthly for a 3 GB plan.

Boost's offer to give 3 GB total on the $ 40 UNLTD plan is extended to 30 March 2015 when paying by credit / debit card of Paypal brings a bonus 500 MB smile to my dial.

Cricket's Basic ($ 40 / 1 GB), Smart ($ 50 / 3 GB) and Pro ($ 60 / 10 GB) Plans are $ 35, $ 45 and $ 55 after a $ 5 monthly Auto Pay credit and offer the same low plan prices, now with even more high - speed data access.

15 GB per month is approaching power - user territory, and if you don't use more than 15 GB each month, why pay more for an unlimited plan?

Keep in mind that $ 30 is what people pay to AT&T each month for their 3 GB smartphone tethering plan.