- Best Cellphone Plans 2022,
an update to a video we made quite a while ago.
Let's talk about some of our favorite cell phone plans.
Starting with Visible's plan.
- Visible has a $25 a month if you get four lines.
Different prices if you get fewer lines,
costs a little more.
Unlimited talk, text, data.
What's great about this
is that Visible is owned and operated by Verizon.
They are Verizon.
A cell phone carrier by any other name
would have as good service,
I think as Shakespeare would say.
Visible is Verizon.
- Yes, so Unlimited starts at $40 a month,
add another person to your party,
you got two people, $35 a month each,
add three people, $30 a month each,
add four or more, $25 a month each
for unlimited data on the best nationwide network.
That includes 5G mobile hotspot also included.
If you can get four people onto your party,
this is a tremendous deal.
- Yeah, it's cool.
And they do a good job of separating the bills for people,
so you don't get to see
what everybody else is doing in the party,
so it's great fit for college kids.
It's a great fit for people that know other people,
which technically, I mean, look,
most people do that have phones.
- Every person is responsible-
- We should make a party,
the pay it forward party.
We can put tons of people on it.
- Yeah, everyone is responsible for their own plan,
as you just said.
Really, really great.
- Yeah, yeah.
- Next Mint Mobile's 10 gigabyte prepaid plan.
Intro offer for three months is $20 a month,
so it's $60 upfront for 10 gigabytes of data,
unlimited minutes, unlimited messages.
That includes 5g,
mobile hotspot also included.
Now once you do that three months
you can renew for another three months,
it's more expensive,
or six months more expensive
or a full year, lock in that $20 a month rate,
and that's what we recommend doing.
Use that first three months
to see if Mint Mobile's a good fit for you,
and then renew for a full year, that'd be $360.
That's not right, $240 to renew for the full year.
- Yep.
- Great value.
- Yep, great value.
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That looks a little, a little rough.
Tello Mobile's one gigabyte plan, $10 a month.
If you don't use a lot of data,
pretty good value here.
Also a T-mobile MVNO.
Unlimited minutes, unlimited messages.
One gigabyte of data,
won't get you very far.
Mobile hotspot is included,
but with one gig,
just not so useful.
- And it's, it's 10 bucks a month.
That's a great price.
- Yep.
They also have an $8 a month plan
if you don't need data at all.
Some people do ask for no data plans,
and $8 a month for unlimited minutes,
unlimited messages, no data, good value.
- Yeah.
But you know at $2 to get the one gig,
personally I'd go for that.
- We also should say
these prepaid plans,
they have a set cap,
one, 10, five gigabytes of high speed data,
but then you get unlimited low speed data after that,
which can be useful in a pinch.
- Yes.
I like the prepaid plans because
there are no surprise giant bills at the end of the month.
You can't get over charges
because they don't have your money, so...
- Also no contracts,
you're not locked into a long term,
I guess if you were doing a prepaid plan
and you pay for the full year upfront it's,
you know-
- You're not getting your money back,
that's for sure.
- Next up, a newcomer to the list,
Google Fi Simply Unlimited.
- Right.
I was surprised because they recently changed their plans.
It's kind of expensive for one or two lines.
$25 a month unlimited for three lines,
$20 a month unlimited for four or more lines,
so that's a really good price
to get an unlimited data plan.
They do have a plan that's about twice as much money.
What I do like about the lesser expensive plan,
and that's the one I would choose,
you get humiliated calling to
and from data and texting U.S., Canada, Mexico.
The more expensive plan
has a bunch of other countries,
but I'm not traveling to other countries right now anyway,
so I think it's a great plan for people.
Five gigabytes high speed,
or mobile hotspot included
with the lower priced plan.
- Not ideal mobile hot spot, five gigabytes,
but it should be enough for most people.
Also the high speed data cap here
is 35 gigabytes per month.
That is gonna be more than enough for most people.
- Yeah, it's more than,
and it's more than some
of the other unlimited data plans
that cost twice as much.
So I like this for the three or more lines,
especially four lines, unlimited data at 80 bucks a month,
I think it's great.
- I've also seen a lot of Google Fi ads too,
and they have some really terrible jingles.
- Yeah.
♪ Goodbye everything you can't ♪
♪ Hello Google Fi ♪
♪ A phone plan that can ♪
- Really bad jingles.
- But they only advertising network.
You've got low standards sometimes.
- Ting Mobile's Set 5 Plan.
$25 a month, five gigabytes of high speed data,
unlimited minutes, unlimited messages,
mobile hotspot included, excellent customer service
if that is something that you want to prioritize.
It's a really solid value
for people who don't need a ton of data.
- Right.
Visible, I forgot to mention,
they don't have in-person stores.
You can't go to the store.
You can't even call them,
but who wants to talk to somebody on the phone?
You have to chat with them,
or they have a social media chat.
So if you don't like waiting on hold for tons of time
to talk to a customer service agent,
Visible's a good choice.
Ting also not super long hold times.
They take pride in having the best customer service.
- Also a T-mobile MVNO.
There are also some Verizon plans
that got grandfathered in,
but right now if you're signing up a new customer,
T-mobile MVNO.
Five G included with this plan.
One plan that we used to always
put at the front of the list,
and that I've kind of fallen out of love with,
I still have the plan,
that's the Verizon five gigabyte prepaid plan.
- And why is it you've fallen out of love with it?
- Some of the international features have gotten weaker
and you can see,
no, you can get the Mint Mobile 10 gigabyte plan
$20 a month right out of the gate.
You have to be a Verizon customer
for nine months to get it down to that $25 a month price.
So at the start $35 a month up to three months,
$30 a month,
and then after nine months
it goes down to $25 a month.
- I think it's a great deal,
I still have this plan.
I think that for me my parents would be hesitant,
they would have been hesitant to go to Ting.
- Sure.
- Because they want a,
something they feel comfortable with .
It's Verizon,
and Verizon has great service.
- And retail stores if that's important to you.
- Retail stores, yep,
if you wanna go in
and get sold a lot more.
So, yeah, this is a good plan.
$25 a month eventually.
Eventually.
- It's reliable.
Nothing if not reliable.
- My phone bill is $27.95 a month.
We got a comment recently
that a guy was like oh, you must be working for Verizon,
because I have, okay my phone is 25 bucks a month,
but then I have a device access charge for $20 a month.
And that gentleman, we said you are on the wrong plan.
There are no line access fees for this plan.
If you're paying more than $27.99 in nine months
for one line like I am-
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