This quarter, T - Mobile benefitted specifically from a new,
cheaper unlimited data plan that only Sprint (s) matched.
Also, Google Voice, not for all the great reasons most people use it, but because I found
a cheap unlimited data plan and by using VoIP I have turned it into an unlimited talk, text, and data plan.
This effectively makes
it the cheapest unlimited data plan available in the US.
AT&T has come up with
a cheaper unlimited data plan offer under its GoPhone initiative.
Not exact matches
The Fi
plan lets customers stick with the much
cheaper feature of paying only for the
data they actually use in a month, until they reach a certain level, when the
unlimited pricing kicks in.
According to the T - Mobile rep, those who have the $ 30
plan today are now «grandfathered» in, but for new customers the $ 45 a month offering — which gives
unlimited talk, but 1 GB less of 4G
data — is now the
cheapest option.
The best freely available value now likely comes from AT&T, whose
cheapest prepaid
plan gives 6 GB of 4G
data,
unlimited talk, and
unlimited text, but costs $ 40 a month.
The idea was a simple marketing appeal — customers could stop worrying about how much
data they had left every month — combined with the possibility that many would move up to the new
unlimited plans from
cheaper limited
plans, raising more revenue.
The proposed pricing is most appealing for a single customer with high
data usage who already subscribes to one of Comcast's top X1 video
plans and would qualify for the $ 45
unlimited plan —
cheaper than any major carrier currently offers.
Those with grandfathered
unlimited plans just recently won an FCC case barring them from being throttled, so I'm in the best possible position right now — truly
unlimited data, on a fast network, with no throttling, and because I'm willing to sign a contract and don't have a need to be able to break my contract at a moment's notice like a plebian, I also get phones
cheaper than said plebians.
Though the BlackBerry Social
plan is the
cheapest of the lot and offers
unlimited monthly
data usage for just 49AED, it only allows you access to social networks like Facebook ®, Twitter ®, MySpace ®, BlackBerry ® Messenger ™, Windows Live Messenger ®, Yahoo Messenger ® and ICQ ® within the UAE.
In this part of the world, the blackberry internet service is the
cheapest form of internet access available for just N1, 500 ($ 9 USD) a month with
unlimited data if you are on the Etisalat Nigeria BlackBerry Complete
plan and 3 GB of
data for those on Glo BlackBerry Complete.
Being that it is
cheap it will not be your average
unlimited data plan.
YouTube's iOS revenue has grown remarkably since then, of course, as YouTube Red itself grew in popularity, combined with other trends, like the rise of cord - cutting, YouTube's youngest users finally getting their own phones, streaming
plans from mobile carriers that don't count YouTube's
data or those offering
cheap unlimited data, the growth of live streaming and the launch of other features to engage YouTube viewers — like messaging, Community, Reels and more.
More info for anyone who might be in the same situation: The good news is that it sounds like their Choice or Plus
unlimited plans could actually end up being
cheaper, at least when applied to a sufficiently large family
plan (we have 5 lines), provided the family doesn't typically exceed a total of 22 GB of
data / month.
Sprint, which offers
cheaper unlimited plans, fails to win the award due to its less extensive LTE network and far slower
data speeds.
Whether you choose our
cheapest cell phone
data plan at $ 30 / mo, or our
Unlimited data plan at $ 60 / mo, you'll get the same great service from Cricket Wireless.
The absolute
cheapest monthly
plan is # 26.50 per month on 3G for 100 talk minutes,
unlimited text and 100 MB
data but the device will set you back a cool # 199.99.
Aside from its
unlimited plans, Cricket Wireless is also offering
cheaper options with monthly
data allocations.
One of these
cheaper plans costs $ 30 per month, and it already includes 2 GB of
data, as well as
unlimited calls and texts across the United States.
The basic
plan for a single device is just $ 60 and offers
unlimited data while four lines as a bundled package costs $ 155 making it the
cheapest of the services.
Verizon's recent shakeup to its
unlimited data plans costs $ 80 for a single line and $ 180 for four lines, making it more expensive that AT&T's Choice
plan but
cheaper than its Plus
plan.
The new
Unlimited Choice plan is the cheaper option, starting at $ 60 a month for a single smartphone or $ 155 for unlimited talk, text and data on fo
Unlimited Choice
plan is the
cheaper option, starting at $ 60 a month for a single smartphone or $ 155 for
unlimited talk, text and data on fo
unlimited talk, text and
data on four lines.
At $ 70, T - Mobile's
Unlimited Plan is
cheaper than Project Fi's capped $ 80 bill, and it lets you use a big chunk of
data without slowing speeds.
Boost Mobile has the
cheapest monthly
plan on our list, charging $ 35 for
unlimited talk, text and
data, with up to 1 GB of
data at 3G / 4G speeds.
Strictly in terms of price, Boost Mobile offers the
cheapest no - contract monthly
plan with comprehensive coverage: you get
unlimited talk, text and
data for $ 35 per month, with 1 GB of
data at 3G / 4G speeds.
T - Mobile's
unlimited plan is also good for families: Four lines of
data cost $ 160 per month, which is
cheaper than what Verizon offers.