US Mobile stops all data after high-speed data allowance unless you top-up at the rates below. Infimobile will throttle your speeds after monthly high-speed data is consumed, but data will continue.
When a 5G handset is used, USMobile data is prioritized on the Verizon network -- otherwise data is de-prioritized and akin to Infimobile.
USMobile allows you to use your data as hotspot. Infimobile you have to pay an additional fee to use your data as hotspot
US Mobile stops all data after high-speed data allowance unless you top-up at the rates below. Infimobile will throttle your speeds after monthly high-speed data is consumed, but data will continue.
In addition to Verizon network, USMobile also sells de-prioritized T-Mobile service (and later this year also AT&T).
Current (as of 03/15/2024) annual US Mobile 10Gb top-up rates:
100MB for $2
1.5 GB for $5
5GB for $10
Seen on light plan.
Unl plan only has 5GB for $10
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You can pay $107 [a.co], or $158 [a.co] for 20GBs, via Infimobile, w/15% off coupon and double plan validity promo. Alternative 6mo promos of varying data amounts: https://slickdeals.net/f/17171692
500MB/mo: $15 ($2.50/mo)
5GB/mo: $40 ($6.67/mo)
10GB/mo: $50 ($8.33/mo)
15/GB/mo: $55 ($9.10/mo)
20GB/mo: $70 ($11.67/mo)
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edit: Nevermind. Just saw the $41 pricing on their website.
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US Mobile offers both TMobile and Verizon service -- do your own homework on what network is better for your use case as far as coverage goes. Here in the northeastern US Verizon is 10x better then TMo but US Mobile still defaults my zip code to TMo sim card unless you choose otherwise.
Also, here's some really interesting info on data & call prioritization for MVNOs - it's quite a bit simpler than it used to be but still worth knowing - https://www.reddit.com/r/NoContra...rier
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US Mobile offers both TMobile and Verizon service -- do your own homework on what network is better for your use case as far as coverage goes. Here in the northeastern US Verizon is 10x better then TMo but US Mobile still defaults my zip code to TMo sim card unless you choose otherwise.
Also, here's some really interesting info on data & call prioritization for MVNOs - it's quite a bit simpler than it used to be but still worth knowing - https://www.reddit.com/r/NoContra...riers_and/ [reddit.com]
Here's a coverage map based off the the carriers' own signal data that they turn over to the FCC every six months. You can basically tell where their towers are by zooming in and looking for the darkest green areas.
https://map.coveragemap
There's also Cellmapper.net which is handy, if you're a bit nerdier and can figure it out.
And here's an easier to read QCI chard https://fixverizon.com/2023/01/12...eir-mvnos/
full price markup after 1 year?
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