Your Data Usage?

[the devastator]

I used 6 this pass month but it was mostly used up on one drunken night pulling up tons of songs on youtube. Normally i average 1 to 2 gigs

 

[stevedub]

I usually end up somewhere between 12 and 20 but I download and try rooms left and right.

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[dragon718]

I generally use 15GB a month. Right now I am at 8GB and only 15 days into my bill cycle. I do a lot of Google music streaming and youtube watching. Good thing I have unlimited lol

Sent from my Galaxy Note 2

 

[vNaK]

I used up 4GB, but only because I made myself use all of my GB for the month. Since I'm paying for it, might as well use it up! But if I didn't torrent on it and etc, with just music streaming and some (very little) youtube watching, and web surfing, play store downloads, 2GB is probably the most I would use.

Since I'm in the country where internet options are limited, I've gone the route where i would buy a 4g hotspot (millenicom) for cheap and I get 20GB of usage for home and mobile. It's a little more costly, but considering I'm using it for both home and mobile, it comes to $35 each. Much better than upgrading through verizon and paying for more and getting less.

 

[etbooker]

Well remember that you can buy the Note II at full retail and keep your unlimited data plan.

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[Seeker2787]

Thanks everyone for the helpful advice. I definitely appreciate it. I didn't realize that I would be able to keep unlimited even on 4G if I paid full retail (I suppose that isn't really a fact Verizon would advertise...) If I don't end up going full retail, I think the ability to increase/decrease without penalty will be handy. Either way, everyone has been extremely helpful. I look forward to joining this awesome community.

 

[EWT]

You can go through data in a hurry with LTE. This is my first LTE phone, and I use a lot more than I usually did with my iPhone 4 without really trying. I used about 7GB in my first month. Much of that was Slingplayer, which has great picture quality (much better than my iPhone 4 on 3G), but it really burns through data (somewhere around 600-800 mb per hour) even on the lower quality setting. I'm really glad I was able to keep my unlimited data plan. It is nice not to worry about running into a cap.