These the latest details on Sprint’s unlimited plans.
The best Sprint plans are fairly easy to find, since Sprint has very few options to choose from. Aside from it’s three unlimited data plans, the mobile carrier only has a single alternative plan. However, it does offer a number of add-on plans for tablets, smartwatches, and mobile hotspot devices.
So, Sprint should be the carrier to look at only if you really want an unlimited data plan. And, if you do, you’re in luck, because it comes second only to the best T-Mobile plans in our rankings. Sprint’s Unlimited Basic plan is one of the more affordable options, and the upgrades available come with some major perks.
Customers on the Unlimited Premium plan will also get access to Sprint’s 5G network, which is starting up this summer in Atlanta, Dallas-Fort Worth, Houston and Kansas City. The first phones to support the network appear to be the upcoming LG V50 ThinQ and eventually the Samsung Galaxy S10 5G after its timed exclusivity on Verizon’s 5G network ends.
If you’re ready to check out the best Sprint plans, we’ve got all the details you need right here.
Sprint’s unlimited plans start at the base tier, Unlimited Basic. This gives you the unlimited calling, texting, and data you’d expect. Mobile hotspot is also allowed on the plan, but with some speed limitations. The plan also comes with a Hulu subscription, service in Canada and Mexico, and international texting.
For an extra $10 a month per line, you can upgrade to Unlimited Plus, which offers more perks, higher bandwidths for things like streaming and gaming, and more LTE hotspot data. For another $20 per line on top of the Unlimited Basic Plan’s price, you get the Unlimited Premium plan, which offers even more.
What’s more, all of the plans offer 50GB of data at full speed, so you should only experience throttling during periods of network congestion after you’ve used 50GB of data.
