No-contract plans in the U.S. for your Nexus 5

[sextonar]

Instead of that, if your out of contract with sprint, buy n5 on Google play store, and use it with Ting wireless. They run on sprint towers. I love them. My bill last month was 29 bucks, this month was 38 bucks.

 

[Star-Lord]

This is a very good guide. I'm looking at the AIO and Sprint no contract plan. ST throttles data after 2GB. I rather be safe than sorry.

 

[raichur0xx0rz]

I believe Ting (Sprint MVNO) will also support the Nexus 5, with LTE support as well. You must get a SIM from them, however.

For those who do not know, it is a pay-for-what-you-use kind of thing with varying dollar amounts depending on usage (Minutes, SMS, Data). Not the cheapest if you are a heavy data user, as 3GB is $60, and each MB past that is 2.25 cents. But if you want to use the phone and don't use much data, it can be cheap.

 

[whitenack]

I have Ting and they are fantastic. Sprint doesn't have great coverage in my area but I still use them because they are so great to deal with. Yes, they are supporting the N5 in a beta phase. You can get a SIM from them (you pay for it but they credit your account for the same amount) or you can find your own SIM from Sprint or Apple.

 

[AbolishTheFed]

Does anyone use the Net 10 4G LTE $50/month plan (throttled after 2.5 GB)?

 

[Ry]

Looks like I need to update this thread with more plans.

 

[rap1]

I'm going with a super low use plan. I've got an Air Voice sim on the way and I plan to use the $10/250 min plan. Usually have wifi anyway.