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And offline playlists. Apart from the US there aren't many countries that offer unlimited mobile data plans for a reasonable price. So for me, offline playing i
by josu 13y ago
And offline playlists. Apart from the US there aren't many countries that offer unlimited mobile data plans for a reasonable price. So for me, offline playing is a very big deal, since that's how I listen to most of my music when I'm away from home.
- thisone 13y agoInclude the Uk in cheap unlimited data. £15 a month, sim only, on 3. Also a £12.90 option, but with less inclusive texts and minutes.
- javindo 13y agoI have the 3 unlimited plan but also Spotify premium because it's just easier having offline synced playlists, especially for train journeys when signal is always spotty.
- nsxwolf 13y agoWait. We have unlimited mobile data in the US at reasonable prices? From whom? My "unlimited" T-Mobile plan throttles down to 2G speeds after 500MB.
- lazerwalker 13y agoTo be fair, T-Mobile doesn't advertise their plans as "unlimited", they advertise them as 500mb/2.5gb/5gb at 4G speed. It's only $10/month more to bump up to 2.5GB.
- toomuchtodo 13y agoAnd $10 more after that to go to full blown unlimited.
- greg5green 13y agoAnd if you paid the extra $20 a month, you would have the Unlimited LTE plan instead of the Unlimited 2G plan with 500mB of LTE. $70 is still reasonable in my eyes.
- chaosphere2112 13y agoI have unlimited data on Virgin Mobile for $35/$45/$55 a month (based on # of minutes you want), though I had to pay full price for my phone.
- agscala 13y agoI don't know which TMobile plan you're on. I have "unlimited" which throttles to 2G after 5GB, for only $30.
- spurgu 13y agoFinland: unlimited 3G for 12,90€/month.