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As this community is just getting started, I thought it could be fun to see what people are using today.

I'll go first:

  • iPhone 14 Pro
  • Using Boost Infinite Early Access Plan @ $25/mo for unlimited (on TMobile Towers)

Overall quite happy with the service. I'm not a heavy data user so I could save a few bucks on a pooled plan for USMobile, but I figured I'd snag the unlimited pricing while it was available to future proof a bit.

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[–] Firebat@lemmy.fmhy.ml 2 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I'll reply!

Google Fi Simply Unlimited

I have enough members to be able to pay ~$22/month with fees, and I appreciate that the data prioritization is the same as post paid.

[–] coloradogiant@lemmy.ml 0 points 1 year ago (1 children)

I hadn't looked at their multi-line pricing before, $22/mo is quite good!

[–] Firebat@lemmy.fmhy.ml 2 points 1 year ago

They also offer free connections to LTE enabled smart watches (for a couple models anyways)

[–] PrepaidCompare@kbin.social 0 points 1 year ago

IPhone SE 2020: Tracfone and Dent
Pixel 3 XL: MobileX

Tracfone (AT&T SIM) is my main provider. It has been very reliable which is good because support is useless.

I use Dent for free data that you earn by watching ads. When I had an issue with missing promotional data CS fixed it promptly. There are a lot of outages but I have Tracfone to fall back on.

I'm trialing MobileX has a possible replacement if Tracfone goes FUBAR. It mostly works. I've had issues with the app and with outages but support has resolved them competently and quickly.

[–] Billy_Gnosis@lemmy.ml 0 points 1 year ago (1 children)

Been using Mint for the past 4 years. Got my son his first phone this year and got him a Mint plan too which I manage through my account. We both have 5GB month plans which costs $360 a year for both. I work from home so don't need anymore data than that. I barely use 2GB per month. When he's in school all day, he doesn't use his phone much either, so it works out , but I'm sure he could use more than 5GB if he had it.

Mint has been pretty solid. No major issues either with setting up or daily usage. I'm totally satisfied. I was paying $100 a month just for myself prior to moving to Mint from Verizon. I've saved thousands since.

[–] coloradogiant@lemmy.ml 0 points 1 year ago

It looks like a great option, I hope it stays that way now that it’s being acquired by T-Mobile