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T-Mobile brings back “100%” unlimited data

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Uncarrier 12 is here, and it’s a big one. T-Mobile has brought back truly unlimited data for all plans. It’s coming under the guise of T-Mobile ONE, the company’s new outlook on mobile smartphone usage. Customers will get unlimited talk, text, and data, and it costs $70 for one line, $50 for the next line, and $20 for each line after that. A family of four could get on the train for $160 per month if they have auto-pay turned out.

Customers will get unlimited talk, text, and data, and it costs $70 for one line, $50 for the next line, and $20 for each line after that. A family of four could get on the train for $160 per month if they have auto-pay turned on (add $5 per line for those with auto-pay turned off). Tablets can also be added for $20 each and get all the same data benefits.

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It’s nice to wave the world “unlimited” around without any context, of course, but there are some caveats to note. Here they are:

  • If you want to use mobile hotspot, you’ll still be limited to 2G speeds unless you pay $15 per month.
  • Wearables, which can be added for $5 per month, are limited to 2G.
  • Unlimited video is only included at 480p, but an extra $25 per month lets you view at resolutions up to 4K.
  • The top 3% of data users will be throttled once they cross a threshold of 26GB, but only if the network demands throttling.

That said, it’s better than most others are willing to offer these days. Those new to T-Mobile will be hooked up with the T-Mobile ONE plan, while those currently with the company can choose to stay with their old Simple Choice plans or opt to switch over to T-Mobile ONE if it’s a better option for them. Look forward to the changes starting September 6th.

[via T-Mobile]

Quentyn Kennemer
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