Mint Mobile's 4GB plan is $15 per month.
It includes Unlimited minutes, Unlimited texts and 4GB of data per month. After you reach your high-speed data allotment, you get unlimited data at slow speeds (128Kbps). You can use up to up to your entire high-speed data allowance as hotspot data.
Mint Mobile uses the T-Mobile networks to provide coverage.
This plan is also deprioritized.
A deprioritized plan means you may notice temporarily slightly slower data speeds during times when the network is busy. This can include being at a sports game, stadium, concert, airport, or other crowded area where a lot of people are on their phones. When the network is no longer busy, you’ll resume getting the fastest speeds available.
Video streams at Full Speed on this plan.
That's fast enough for watching videos at about 4K UHD resolution.
Mint Mobile's 4GB plan also supports:
You cannot add a smartwatch or tablet line to this plan.
Overall, I recommend Mint Mobile's 4GB plan. I think it is a great overall value in terms of its price, its features, and how much high-speed data is included.
International texting notes: None
International calling notes: Free international calling is included to Canada and Mexico. Pay-per-minute calling is available to over 160 countries worldwide.
Canada and Mexico notes: None
International data notes: International data roaming is available on a pay-per-use basis to a wide selection of countries.
Tello's 5GB plan is $19 per month.
It includes Unlimited minutes, Unlimited texts and 5GB of data per month. After you reach your high-speed data allotment, you get unlimited data at slow speeds (64Kbps). You can use up to up to your entire high-speed data allowance as hotspot data.
Tello uses the T-Mobile networks to provide coverage.
This plan is also deprioritized.
A deprioritized plan means you may notice temporarily slightly slower data speeds during times when the network is busy. This can include being at a sports game, stadium, concert, airport, or other crowded area where a lot of people are on their phones. When the network is no longer busy, you’ll resume getting the fastest speeds available.
Video streams at Full Speed on this plan.
That's fast enough for watching videos at about 4K UHD resolution.
Tello's 5GB plan also supports:
You cannot add a smartwatch or tablet line to this plan.
Overall, I recommend Tello's 5GB plan. I think it is a great overall value in terms of its price, its features, and how much high-speed data is included.
International texting notes: Not supported.
International calling notes: Free international calling to over 60+ countries.
Canada and Mexico notes: No.
International data notes: Not supported.
Ultra Mobile's 6GB plan is $25 per month.
It includes Unlimited minutes, Unlimited texts and 6GB of data per month. After you reach your high-speed data allotment, you get unlimited data at slow speeds (128Kbps). You can use up to up to your entire high-speed data allowance as hotspot data.
Ultra Mobile uses the T-Mobile networks to provide coverage.
This plan is also deprioritized.
A deprioritized plan means you may notice temporarily slightly slower data speeds during times when the network is busy. This can include being at a sports game, stadium, concert, airport, or other crowded area where a lot of people are on their phones. When the network is no longer busy, you’ll resume getting the fastest speeds available.
Video streams at 1.5Mbps on this plan.
That's fast enough for watching videos at about 480p SD resolution.
Ultra Mobile's 6GB plan also supports:
You cannot add a smartwatch or tablet line to this plan.
Overall, I do not recommend Ultra Mobile's 6GB plan. I think it’s too expensive for the features and the data you get. I suggest you to consider other options.
International texting notes: Includes free international texting to 80+ countries.
International calling notes: Includes free international calling to 80+ countries.
Canada and Mexico notes: None
International data notes: None
Red Pocket's 10GB plan is $30 per month.
It includes Unlimited minutes, Unlimited texts and 10GB of data per month. After you reach your high-speed data allotment, you get unlimited data at slow speeds (64Kbps). You can use up to up to your entire high-speed data allowance as hotspot data.
Red Pocket uses the AT&T, T-Mobile, or Verizon networks to provide coverage.
This plan is also deprioritized.
A deprioritized plan means you may notice temporarily slightly slower data speeds during times when the network is busy. This can include being at a sports game, stadium, concert, airport, or other crowded area where a lot of people are on their phones. When the network is no longer busy, you’ll resume getting the fastest speeds available.
Video streams at 4.5Mbps on Red Pocket GSMA, uncapped speeds on GSMT on this plan.
That's fast enough for watching videos at about 720p HD resolution.
Red Pocket's 10GB plan also supports:
You can add a tablet line to this plan for $10 per month.
Overall, I do not recommend Red Pocket's 10GB plan. I think it’s too expensive for the features and the data you get. I suggest you to consider other options.
International texting notes: Not supported.
International calling notes: Free international calling is included to over 80+ countries.
Canada and Mexico notes: None
International data notes: Not supported.
