Assuming all cell tower signals are equal, which mobile provider should I go with?

[DebonaireG]

I just purchased a Nexus 5x phone outright which should arrive early next week, I only need 2GB of data, which non-yearly commitment service should I go with and what should I expect for the price?

• Sprint
• Verizon
• T-Mobile
• AT&T

?

Thanks

 

[eaccentsac]

Project Fi?

 

[ecuagatas]

Why not try Project Fi? Unless you are on a family plan, Fi may be cheaper if you only use around 2 GB of data. About $40 or less/mo. plus tax. If you use a lot of data it may not be the best choice.

 

[DebonaireG]

Project Fi?

Why not try Project Fi? Unless you are on a family plan, Fi may be cheaper if you only use around 2 GB of data. About $40 or less/mo. plus tax. If you use a lot of data it may not be the best choice.

Project Fi sounds good, but I want to stay away from SMS, MMS, and hangouts issues (i've been using Google Voice for years, always having issues not receiving certain content). So i'm eliminating Fi unfortunately.

 

[IAmSixNine]

Are you asking about price? Because if you are assuming all cell tower signals are equal then that leaves just price, i think.

Honestly i thing your doing it backwards. It doesnt matter how good of a deal you get on price if they dont have coverage. So for you find who has the best and second best coverage for YOU then figure out the best price.