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The article compares the major US carriers' unlimited phone plans, highlighting T-Mobile's superior coverage and speeds, Verizon's gaming and video advantages, and AT&T's better rural coverage and flexible plan options, helping consumers choose based on their needs and budget.
Verizon is introducing a new top-tier unlimited plan called Unlimited Ultimate, priced at $90 per month for a single line. The plan includes access to Verizon's fastest 5G network, 60GB of hotspot data, and 10GB of international high-speed data in over 200 countries. Subscribers will have full high-speed data domestically, and the plan also offers device trade-in options and discounts on connected devices. The new plan is a step up from Verizon's Unlimited Plus option and can be mixed and matched on family plans. T-Mobile also recently introduced a pricier unlimited plan, signaling a trend in the wireless industry.
Mint Mobile is offering a limited-time deal for new customers to sign up for any of its plans, including the unlimited data plan, for just $15 per month for three months. The unlimited plan includes unlimited nationwide talk and text, a 10GB mobile hotspot, Wi-Fi calling and text, and free international calls to Mexico and Canada. The price reverts back to each plan's usual cost after three months. Mint Mobile is a prepaid wireless carrier partly owned by Ryan Reynolds and is set to be acquired by T-Mobile later this year.
Verizon has announced new simplified “myPlan” offerings that allow customers to piecemeal the subscriptions and features they want instead of choosing from complex plans. The new Unlimited Plus plan is basically Verizon’s outgoing top Get More plan, now at a lower price but without the included bonuses like Apple Music or Disney Plus. Customers can add these perks back as discounted “perks” at $10 each. The new myPlan offerings are available starting May 18th, with a promise that customers can tweak their choices at any time from their phone using the My Verizon App.