Best Unlimited Data Plans for 2024!

These are the 11 best unlimited data plans on AT&T, T-Mobile, and Verizon for 2024.

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00:00 - Intro
00:38 - Check Coverage
2:11 - Best Value Unlimited Data Plans
5:56 - Best Unlimited Plans with Priority Data
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10:35 - Best Unlimited Plans from Big Carriers

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[earlusmcdivett]

I’ve had every single plan you have listed. While they all have their pros and cons, US Mobile was the win for me. 35gb of priority Verizon data, 10gb wifi for 29 bucks including taxes and fees was the best.

[jimk]

Appreciate your commitment to this channel. Going to Costco on a Saturday at 2pm to show us the affects of prioritized speed, should get you some kind of award!

[jedikevin]

Locked in on the visible $45 dollar plan. When they announced all the changes almost 2 years ago, you could get the plan with a permanent 10 dollars off so I have been only rocking $35 dollars a month for almost 2 years now. Love it.

[eddiew.]

I just switched to US Mobile 3 days ago and so far it's a whole lot better than Straight Talk and for nearly half the price.

[McStoink]

It’s sad that probably a lot of people just figure that you have to use a big company for service, and financing a phone through them is just “what you do”. Thanks for spreading the good word in such a clear way!

[carlosbrito]

Im switching my kids to us mobile at $180 each per year and bring myself to visible+ annual plan and expected to save around $50 per month = $600 per year of savings and with the same great network.

[danwixd]

Meanwhile me in Poland for around 9 dollars have unlimited data and everything. And we don’t have streaming restrictions

[maluminse]

I think priority data may be underappreciated. As demonstrated in the speed test outside Costco it is often the difference between having usable data and not having usable data

[MaxPower-]

US Mobile is excellent and highly recommend. A couple things to note with US Mobile: 1. In order to get priority data on Verizon, your phone must support 5G UWB (you don’t have to be connected to 5G UWB to get priority data, your phone just has to be _capable_ of connecting to Verizon’s 5G UW). 2. On the T-Mobile network you also get international roaming. Again, highly recommended.

[kertveira]

This video was incredibly insightful. A couple of months ago I opted to get Mint Mobile because I got 3 months for $45. Great deal! The only issue with that is once you hit your priority data limit of 40 GB your data speeds drop so bad. It's like 2G or 3G speeds. It's terrible. I have since gone back to visible and I have the visible plus plan. What I did not know is that you get unlimited priority data when you're on the 5G ultra wideband coverage which is perfect cuz that's what I have in my area. So the 12-month plan is not bad cuz you're saving like 145 bucks a year and it's better than going on Verizon directly.

[chuckchizzle]

I've used Metro for over 10 years
Never had an issue. Paying $90 for 2 lines

[tonykeltsflorida]

Visible Base and Visible+ both are in our house and the best in the area. Unlimited hotspot data.

[coolunusual]

I'm surprised the premium us mobile plan isn't there. Have had it for a while and it's been great. 100gb priority data at it's price point with 50 gb of hotspot is excellent at it's price point

[thejtray]

I pulled the trigger on the annual Visible +. Great value and priority data.

[vincentballistrea]

I think you are right when it comes to data on the T-Mobile network or att. Both run very well without the priority tag .

[MisterWhatWhat]

How can a plan be 'Unlimited High Speed' yet deprioritized at the same time?

[spaceballs]

I use Mint Mobile the 15.00 plan and it works for me.

[GeminiReadCharts]

I live in Pakistan and am surprised to learn how much of a headache US networks are. To summarise my plan, I use the Zong 4G LTE network that offers unlimited texts, unlimited calls, and 200GB data. There are no speed limits or video quality limits. And pay less than $7 a month.

[TynaRaid]

I like that at&t's broadband facts look like nutrition information

[frankivey]

Best and most concise youtube video regarding mobile plan alternatives I have seen. Thanks!