But if you dont want to hear my thoughts about coverage, lets talk costs.
That may be true for some people who are already enrolled in 5G-friendly wireless plans.
(OK, OK, Ill stop.)
Remember, Verizon is working on two 5G technologies: Nationwide and 5G Ultra Wideband.
The former is basically just low-band 5G that gives you 4G performance under the 5G icon.
The latter istrue5Gall those fancy gigabit-plus speeds youre seeing referenced in every smartphone manufacturers recent press events.
As Verizon notes:
5G Ultra Wideband is not available for prepaid plans at this time.
5G Ultra Wideband is coming to Prepaid in early 2021.
Those with prepaid plans can access 5G Nationwide* with a 5G Nationwide-capable unit.
And thatll be quite a jump, seeing as its postpaid plans cost anywhere from $40-$65.
Verizons data plans hover between $65-$75 (before discounts).
Thats assuming, of course, that you dont actuallyget slower speedson 5G.
Data plans:This ones easy.
Note, those prices include AT&Ts Autopay and Paperless billing discounts.
So, really, these plans normally cost $10 more.
All plans:You get access to T-Mobiles 5G networkin whatever capacity its offered where you areon any plan.
This includes all prepaid plans, data plans, and postpaid plans.
Itspostpaid plansstart at $60/mo.
