What plan/country/price/carrier do you have with your Nexus 4?

USA, T-Mobile. $50 a month ($54.95 after taxes), Unlimited Talk, Texts, 100 MB 4G (Currently still getting an extra 400MB free for 500MB total), unlimited 2G after. Best of all, No contract, so I can leave or change whenever I want!
Not true 4G, that's HSDPA+ 42 I'm surprised US carriers are allowed to label that as 4G, in my country even we don't have have proper 4G(only LTE but better then saying HSDPA+ 42 is 4G
 
Not true 4G, that's HSDPA+ 42 I'm surprised US carriers are allowed to label that as 4G, in my country even we don't have have proper 4G(only LTE but better then saying HSDPA+ 42 is 4G

AT&T calls HSPA+ 4G. That's why the have the "largest" 4G network lol. Wimax is also considered 4G here. US carriers had the definition changed years ago, money talks

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AT&T calls HSPA+ 4G. That's why the have the "largest" 4G network lol. Wimax is also considered 4G here. US carriers had the definition changed years ago, money talks

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That's disgusting, you let them get away with it? The definition of 4G is 1GB/s down
Thankfully my carriers call HSDPA+ 42 3G but unfortunately label LTE as 4G( btw South Korea is gonna be the first country to get true 4G)
 
Country: USA
State: Colorado
Carrier: T- Mobile
Plan: 2,000 minutes, unlimited text, unlimited data, $10 per month (I'm a T-Mobile employee) :)

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That's free?!?!

Yep :-)

Paid for by adverts in the browser apparently, but I've yet to see any. But they are still a new network and are still setting up that side of things I understand.

Thought I'd give it a go. If they tank, I'll just port my number out (Vodafone will pick up the pieces here).

The allowance isn't huge, but it's just about enough for me. I'll probably buy ?10 credit per month and buy extra data from them. If you buy ?10 per month for three months your free allowance permanently goes up by 50 minutes + texts and 100 mb. You can do this 6 times.

As I was 'surviving' on 600mb and 100 minutes on my ?15/month contract previously I guess it's not a big adjustment :-)
 
Yep :-)

Paid for by adverts in the browser apparently, but I've yet to see any. But they are still a new network and are still setting up that side of things I understand.

Thought I'd give it a go. If they tank, I'll just port my number out (Vodafone will pick up the pieces here).

The allowance isn't huge, but it's just about enough for me. I'll probably buy ?10 credit per month and buy extra data from them. If you buy ?10 per month for three months your free allowance permanently goes up by 50 minutes + texts and 100 mb. You can do this 6 times.

As I was 'surviving' on 600mb and 100 minutes on my ?15/month contract previously I guess it's not a big adjustment :-)
600MB is so much! I only use 300mb a month(on my wifi though I use 160GB lol) judging from all these posts so far I believe we really have it the best in New Zealand
 
Gotta speak for the Aussies here... I'm coming off contract soon and my options are:

- TPG mobile: AUD17.99 per month for $500 worth of talk and text plus 1.5gb of data on the Optus network (second best network in Australia)

- Kogan mobile: AUD25.00 per month for unlimited calls, unlimited text and 6gb of data on the Telstra network which is by far the best network in Australia.

I'm leaning towards Kogan. I'm currently on the Optus network and find the coverage disappointing. I stream a lot of audio in the car so good data coverage is important to me. Its incredible value to, hard to beat that anywhere in the world I reckon.

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Country: USA
Carrier: T-Mobile
Plan: Family Value for 4 lines: 1000 shared minutes, 2GB data each for two N4s, unlimited text (both N4s bought from GooglePlay, so can tether as well)
Price: $79.98 before taxes & fees; $98.15 after
 
Gotta speak for the Aussies here... I'm coming off contract soon and my options are:

- TPG mobile: AUD17.99 per month for $500 worth of talk and text plus 1.5gb of data on the Optus network (second best network in Australia)

- Kogan mobile: AUD25.00 per month for unlimited calls, unlimited text and 6gb of data on the Telstra network which is by far the best network in Australia.

I'm leaning towards Kogan. I'm currently on the Optus network and find the coverage disappointing. I stream a lot of audio in the car so good data coverage is important to me. Its incredible value to, hard to beat that anywhere in the world I reckon.

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Yeah us Aussies and kiwis have it the best IMHO
 
600MB is so much! I only use 300mb a month(on my wifi though I use 160GB lol) judging from all these posts so far I believe we really have it the best in New Zealand

I was on a ?10/month contract for 100mb. Surviving on that was a bit tricky :-)

But yeah, ?0/month can't be beaten, even by the kiwis :-)
 
Country: USA
Carrier: T-Mobile [prepaid]
Plan: 100 minutes, unlimited texts, unlimited data w/ 5GB of 4G
Price: $30 month-by-month
 
Country: USA
Carrier: T-Mobile
PostPaid
Plan: Unlimited 4G Plan (Unlimited minutes, texts, and data) no caps!!
Cost: $63
So i signed up in November when i got my nexus 4. i didn't mind getting on contract for umlimited "4G" lol. i have mostly great coverage where i live and i usually get at home 17-25 mbps down and full signal strength. I stream alot of hulu plus and youtube. Plus i have my entire music on google play. Hell my T-Mobile speeds are better than my home wifi so i don't even bother to use wifi half the time. Yes i was a little upset when T-Mobile made that some plan for prepaid customers not because i don't want them to get it too but because i wouldn't have to get on contact for it lol however i don't mind being on contract i pay only $63 a month with taxes included so i'm happy. i work at target so i get 15% my bill.
 
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Country: Canada
Carrier: Windmobile
Plan: Unlimited Province Wide Talk, Unlimited Canada Wide Incoming/Outgoing Text, Unlimited Incoming US Text, 15 cents Outgoing US Text, Unlimited Premium Data w/ Tethering (10GB 21MBPS, after that they slow it down to 256kbps.) All of this in the Windmobile Unlimited Features Zone. (It's a new company with a small coverage area.)
Price: $30

Since I don't venture out of my city and surrounding cities too much the unlimited data is perfect for bus rides, my calling is perfect for the women, and the text for planning parties! I'm 90% satisfied, just waiting for more coverage!
 
Country: Canada
Carrier: Windmobile
Plan: Unlimited Province Wide Talk, Unlimited Canada Wide Incoming/Outgoing Text, Unlimited Incoming US Text, 15 cents Outgoing US Text, Unlimited Premium Data w/ Tethering (10GB 21MBPS, after that they slow it down to 256kbps.) All of this in the Windmobile Unlimited Features Zone. (It's a new company with a small coverage area.)
Price: $30

Since I don't venture out of my city and surrounding cities too much the unlimited data is perfect for bus rides, my calling is perfect for the women, and the text for planning parties! I'm 90% satisfied, just waiting for more coverage!
Nice! keep them coming folks!
 
Carrier - globe telecom
Country philippines
Plan - unlimited call and txt - 14usd
Unlimited data no cap with tether - 25usd

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Country - UK
Carrier - Virgin Media
Plan - Essential SIM Only
Price - ?12/month
What you get - 1200 Minutes, unlimited texts, 1GB data
 
Well, I have 2 Nexus 4s, one each for my wife and me. I tried the $30 a month t-mobile unlimited data and 100 minutes of calls, but we've ran out of minutes very quickly.

So I'm switch to a t-mobile value plan: $50 a month for 500 minutes, 2gb of data and unlimited texts.

Once my sim gets here, I'll add my wife with the special they have going for free until 2014. Then we'll get the same plan, 500 minutes each, 2gb each, unlimited texts, plus unlimited calls to other t-mobile users and unlimited nights and weekends all for $50 for the both of us.

Next year, it will bump to $80 for both of us, but it's still a good deal and 2gb of data is plenty.
 

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