It seems Mint Mobile is about to ditch its data cap. That means you'll soon be able to use more than 40GB of data.

Previously, Mint Mobile offered its unlimited plan, but the fine print stated that data was capped at 35GB per month. When ...

When choosing a phone plan, there are generally two main options: a postpaid carrier like AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile (plus ...

You just have to look beyond the usual suspects like T-Mobile, AT&T and Verizon or be willing to pay for your service upfront to lower your monthly cost. Unlimited data plans are especially ...

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These are in addition to the other normal offers, like unlimited talk and text, 5G access, AT&T Active Armor advanced mobile ...

Below we go into more detail about AT&T’s best plan options. Like Verizon and T-Mobile, AT&T kicks off its unlimited lineup with a solid introductory plan. Unlimited Starter is a great way to ...

That's just $5 more than T-Mobile's equally bare-bones Essentials unlimited data plan. To reiterate the trade-off for Unlimited Welcome's low price, there's no hotspot data as there is with the ...

The cheapest cell phone plans offer reliable coverage, fast speeds, and as much data as you need at affordable prices.

Our top picks for the best cell phone plans Best overall: Verizon Unlimited Plus - See at Verizon Best budget plan: T-Mobile Essentials - See at T-Mobile Best true budget plan: Mint Mobile (Any 3 ...

but T-Mobile’s Go5G plan is best for unlimited data, and AT&T’s Unlimited Extra EL plan offers the most comprehensive coverage. We also have picks for people with more specific needs.

It's hard to beat T-Mobile's Essentials plan in terms of value for a family plan with multiple lines, at least if you appreciate unlimited data. However, Mint Mobile allows you to spend less under ...