
To compare 4 lines of unlimited on each it would be 200 on cricket including the auto pay discount & 160 + taxes on T-Mobile.įor me I have 4 lines unlimites for 150. This is even considerably less then Cricket with faster speeds (cricket is capped at 8mbps download on LTE). There have been better plans in the past such as the 4 for 150 unlimited plan (what I currently have), but they dont stay available for long (once you get it T-Mo will not make you change though). So its still a win there.įor a family plan (figureing 4 lines) 40 a line for unlimited is also pretty damn cheap. If you do want the HD & the Hot Spot its a total of 95 which is the same cost as before except the hot spot is now unlimited instead of 14gb. So while 5 bucks more it eliminates the 10gb for 20 bucks & the unlimited for 45 bucks. But for anyone who needed extra data it was an extra 15 bucks before for 6gb.

#T mobile 4 lines for 100 10gb plus
As such this T-Mobile One plan is pretty solid for most people because it gives them what they actually use, but doesnt charge extra for data heavy stuff unless you OPT to add it (the plus pack for 25 a month).įor a single user who uses next to no data then the Simple Choice North America plan with no data extra (has 2gb included) is the way to go. Also after seeing probably 3 or 4 thousand customers accounts I have only come across 2 people who have disabled the binge on feature so MOST also dont care about the DVD quality video (I played with it myself and could not see a difference on any of my devices).

The vast majority of people do not use any hotspot at all. This plan is actually very good for MOST people (most, not all). If you have a grandfathered plan such as the above mentioned 2 for 100 unlimited plan and thats it then this isnt a good deal for you. First I work for T-Mo and am very familiar with this plan (also a bit biased so take that for what you will).
