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LTE Plans
T-Mobile note: People have reported you can get LTE coverage with this plan.[/COLOR][/SIZE]
Straight Talk AT&T Compatible [URL="http://www.shopstraighttalk.com/bpdirect/straighttalk/PlanList.do?action=view&phoneFilterOptionExtensionId=13836643&productVariantExtensionId=17638350"]Unlimited Plan - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited data (may be throttled after 2.5GB) = $45
and yes you can access LTE.
Aio Smart Plan - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited data (throttled after 2.5GB) = $55
AT&T GoPhone Monthly Unlimited w/Data Plan - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, 2GB data = $60 (+$10 for ever GB over)
T-Mobile Simple Choice 2.5GB Plan - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, 2.5GB of full-speed data (then throttled for the rest of the billing cycle) = $60
T-Mobile Simple Choice Unlimited Plan - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited data = $70
Aio Pro Plan - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited data (throttled after 7GB) = $70
Not sure if LTE access available with these -
Walmart Family Mobile Unlimited 1GB - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited 4G (listed as HSPA+) data (throttled to 2G speeds after 1GB) = $40
Simple Mobile Unlimited 3GB - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited 4G (listed as HSPA+) data (throttled to 2G speeds after 3GB) = $50
Simple Mobile Unlimited 5GB - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited 4G (listed as HSPA+) data (throttled to 2G speeds after 5GB) = $60
And the usual caveats - these networks need to work where you need them to work. Example - AT&T customers at my work need mircocell access throughout the building to have usable coverage. T-Mobile customers at my office need to go outside to use their phones.
T-Mobile note: People have reported you can get LTE coverage with this plan.[/COLOR][/SIZE]
Straight Talk AT&T Compatible [URL="http://www.shopstraighttalk.com/bpdirect/straighttalk/PlanList.do?action=view&phoneFilterOptionExtensionId=13836643&productVariantExtensionId=17638350"]Unlimited Plan - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited data (may be throttled after 2.5GB) = $45
and yes you can access LTE.
Aio Smart Plan - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited data (throttled after 2.5GB) = $55
AT&T GoPhone Monthly Unlimited w/Data Plan - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, 2GB data = $60 (+$10 for ever GB over)
T-Mobile Simple Choice 2.5GB Plan - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, 2.5GB of full-speed data (then throttled for the rest of the billing cycle) = $60
T-Mobile Simple Choice Unlimited Plan - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited data = $70
Aio Pro Plan - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited data (throttled after 7GB) = $70
Not sure if LTE access available with these -
Walmart Family Mobile Unlimited 1GB - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited 4G (listed as HSPA+) data (throttled to 2G speeds after 1GB) = $40
Simple Mobile Unlimited 3GB - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited 4G (listed as HSPA+) data (throttled to 2G speeds after 3GB) = $50
Simple Mobile Unlimited 5GB - Unlimited minutes, unlimited messaging, unlimited 4G (listed as HSPA+) data (throttled to 2G speeds after 5GB) = $60
And the usual caveats - these networks need to work where you need them to work. Example - AT&T customers at my work need mircocell access throughout the building to have usable coverage. T-Mobile customers at my office need to go outside to use their phones.
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