Okay, let’s figure out how we can get your monthly cell bill down to, at most, $60 a month. What’s wild about Visible Wireless is that it doesn’t have any data caps either. If there’s high-speed data available where you are, you can use as much of it as you want. There’s nothing holding you back from streaming YouTube or live NBA games while waiting at the always-super-long drive-through at Chick-Fil-A. (I think we just broke the record for most hyphens in a sentence too.) Check out the coverage map below to see what kind of network to expect while using Visible Wireless. Imagine you (a Visible Wireless user) go to finally see Hamilton with your friend (a Verizon user). Your friend’s Verizon phone runs out of battery half-way through the show and now it’s up to you to call an Uber to get home. But your Visible Wireless phone becomes deprioritized because of the big crowd, and it can’t get a signal strong enough to open the Uber app. Next thing you know, you’re walking several blocks down the street looking for some signal bars. Deprioritization should only be an issue when you’re in a big crowd, but it’s certainly annoying when it pops up. Seriously, you’ll probably have to challenge yourself to use more than 50 GB of data in a given month. You could binge-watch all three seasons of Stranger Things (roughly 21 hours) purely off your wireless data, and you wouldn’t even reach the halfway point to your data cap. Check out the coverage map below to make sure that T-Mobile covers your town. Check out the rankings for the cheapest unlimited providers right now. You know that those other providers behind US Mobile are hungry for the title and will hopefully drop its prices even more eventually. Stay tuned.
Best value plan: Visible Wireless gives you the most value out of any plan under $60 a month. You get unlimited data on Verizon’s network for $40 a month. Best data plan: You get the most high-speed data under $60 with the T-Mobile Essentials Plan. You can use 50 GB of high-speed data before things start to slow down. Best budget plan: US Mobile offers one of the cheapest unlimited plan right now. You can cut your budget in half and still get unlimited data with US Mobile. Best family plan: Mint Mobile has such affordable data plans that you can cover an entire family for $60 or less a month.
There you have it, the best cell phone plans under $60 a month. What cell phone plan under $60 caught your eye? Let us know in the comments below.
