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Obviously, one of the reasons unlimited plans exist is to offer lots of data at a reasonable price - reasonable enough to beat overage charges. Sprint: "Customers who use more than 50GB of data during a billing cycle will be 'deprioritized' during times & places where the Sprint network is constrained." Cost for a single line

On AT&T Unlimited &More, for all data usage, customer may temporarily experience reduced speeds on these line(s) during times of network congestion." T-Mobile: "On all T-Mobile plans, during congestion, the small fraction of customers using more than 50GB per month may notice reduced speeds until next bill cycle due to prioritization."ĪT&T: "On AT&T Unlimited &More Premium, after 22GB of data usage on a line in a bill cycle, for the remainder of the cycle a customer may temporarily experience reduced speeds on that line during times of network congestion. Verizon: "We may prioritize your data behind other Verizon customers during network congestion." But to make sense of what you actually get, we compared the unlimited plans from AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon and all the fine print that came with them. On the other hand, many people don't actually need all that data - or coffee for that matter.įor most people, these large data plans should be more than enough. On the one hand, unlimited data is like a bottomless cup of coffee at a diner: At some point you'll be cut off. Each one tries to outdo the others in terms of price and how much data you actually get. That's why we're here.įor over a year, the unlimited data wars between AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile and Sprint have been heated to say the least. Keeping track of the ever-changing unlimited plans, prices and features can be exhausting. Both T-Mobile's Essentials plan and Sprint's Unlimited Premium plan are among the more than a dozen unlimited data plans offered by the four major US carriers.

This announcement falls on the heels of T-Mobile adding the Essentials unlimited data plan which, at $60 a month, is basically a cheaper version of the T-Mobile One plan without the free Netflix and international data. The new plan will cost $90 a month and be the company's most expensive plan and yet for what's included one of the better values offered by any carrier. On Friday, Sprint added a new tier to its unlimited data plans called Unlimited Premium that includes Amazon Prime, Hulu, Tidal and a 50GB LTE mobile hotspot.