Verizon updates its unlimited wireless plans on Tuesday. This is the carrier’s legacy range unlimited plan. Verizon is introducing a simplified service. These are his two plans, a basic option called Unlimited Welcome and a premium version called Unlimited Plus.
The new plans, available starting Thursday, all include unlimited calls, texts and data, but with a few differences.Unlimited greeting options have no hotspot data and are limited to Verizon’s slower 5G network (called “5G Nationwide”).
The Unlimited Plus option includes 30GB of high-speed hotspot data per line, plus the ability to connect to Verizon’s fastest 5G network (known as “5G Ultra Wideband,” used by 200 million people in the US). increase.
TheUnlimited Plus plan also includes a 3-year “price guarantee” and 50% off monthly plans for connected devices such as smartwatches, tablets and hotspots. Both plans have discounts for those who bundle his Verizon home internet service, but only the Plus plan offers internet at home for $25 a month.
As before, wireless carriers allow “mix and match” plans on family accounts. So if you have four lines and one of them needs a faster connection, upgrade to Unlimited Plus ($45 per line) and upgrade the other line to Welcome ($30 per line). You can pay $135/month.Monthly charges are as follows (in case of automatic payment). Pricing per line is listed in brackets due to provider combination capabilities.
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