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Mobile carriers offer all sorts of different plans, combining talk, text, and data, and then make everything complicated with varying
texting.We looked at the offerings of dozens of the top carriers in the US to see if they had proper unlimited plans, and to get all the
details we could about them
This means only carriers that rely on throttling to address network congestion have made it through
individual customers: no family plans making it seem like a carrier has a good deal, when in fact you need three more people to sign up with
you; just the lowest cost plan that offers unlimited talk, text, and data
network)MetroPCS offers the best value unlimited plan on the market right now
For mobile phone users that want to pay as little as possible while getting as much data as possible, MetroPCS is the right
Users who exceed 35GB of data use in a month can see their speeds throttled during times of network congestion
Still, the plan remains highly competitive, with a soft data cap much higher than a lot of its similarly priced and even more expensive
strikingly close to the offer from MetroPCS
Sprint wireless network more reliable.For $50 (all taxes and fees included in that price), Boost Mobile customers get unlimited talk, text,
Boost Mobile has a soft cap for data on this plan at 23GB, and it will throttle customers who use more than that when the network is
Also, though Boost Mobile has a tighter limit on high-speed data, it does allow for up to 8GB of Wi-Fi Hotspot usage each period.Other
ATT and Sprint are cheaper at first, but their plans have some more limits that keep us from recommending them over T-Mobile.T-Mobile has
the highest soft data cap of all four major carriers
One constraint is that video streaming is limited to DVD quality.There are extra perks as well
Tethering is allowed at up to 3G speeds
Customers can use their phone while traveling in Canada and Mexico with unlimited talk and text and 5GB of 4G LTE data, along with some
usability in more than 140 other countries
Sprint Unlimited Freedom plan for $60Of the big four carriers, Sprint offers the lowest base price for its unlimited plan
The Unlimited Freedom plan is just $60, though taxes and fees go on top of that
The big reason that Sprint fell short of T-Mobile in our ranking is that its Unlimited Freedom plan has a much lower soft cap of 23GB
Sprint allows streaming in Full HD (1080p), which is a big step up from the DVD quality that T-Mobile, Verizon, and ATT limit streaming to
Sprint also allows 10GB of Wi-Fi Hotspot usage (though exceeding 10GB will auto-buy another 10GB for $10)
had pricey unlimited plans that were not competitive with how they handled data deprioritization
Both networks throttle users on their base plans during times of congestion irrespective of how much data those users have used in a plan
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