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A couple points; - Is this cheap in the US? They present it that way on the product pages. As an Australian I thought we had expensive mobile plans and this se
by Gustomaximus 11y ago
A couple points;
- Is this cheap in the US? They present it that way on the product pages. As an Australian I thought we had expensive mobile plans and this seems expensive to me.
- I cant see this being popular without doing an all you can eat option on data, even if only presented that way via pricing/marketing. People live the security of knowing they can use a service without worrying about additional costs. I suspect they'd be much better offering 'all you can eat' price ?Gb and then throttling data speed to reduce effect/abuse of the outliers of data use.
- vthallam 11y agoThis is definitely cheap for people who could rely mostly on Wi-Fi and use normal data only when you are out. It is probably little cheaper than the regular carriers(Verizon/AT&T),but definitely expensive than T-Mobile.(I am in a family plan & pay $35 for unlimited text/talk & 10GB LTE data). But T-Mobile has really low coverage outside cities. I will definitely switch if they come up with a reduced data plan since network coverage sucks for T-Mobile in Suburbs.
- kyrra 11y agoWhich is why Fi is nice that it will carrier hop between Sprint and T-Mobile depending on coverage for the area.
- nikolay 11y agoOn theory, this is a nice thing, but in practice, switching between the two worst carriers isn't something you can rely on.
- Gustomaximus 11y agoReally? That equivalent plan/usage would be $120 on Fi. And for $35 (+taxes) you would get the unlimited calls/texts but only 1.5GB. https://fi.google.com/about/plan/ https://fi.google.com/about/plan/ For better coverage, always good.