In the US with ATT I currently pay $90/month (15.2x more!) for "5Ge" (fake 5G, which is actually 4G). At home, with not quite full bars, I have 87Mbps down, 3.9

In the US with ATT I currently pay $90/month (15.2x more!) for "5Ge" (fake 5G, which is actually 4G). At home, with not quite full bars, I have 87Mbps down, 3.9Mbps up (higher than article says average for ATT 5G). The plan is "unlimited" data, but you lose priority if you use more than 22.5GB/month. I've went above that limit a few times but was never throttled (so that's good!). I guess another silver lining is that the plan works in similar unlimited fashion in Mexico/Canada.