T-Mobile's prepaid plans now come with much more data at the same prices

Earlier today, T-Mobile announced a revamped prepaid plan structure, essentially offering (a lot) more data at the same prices.

T-Mobile's prepaid plans will continue to cost $40, $50, or $60, same as they did until today. However, the $40 plan now includes 3GB of high-speed data, up from just a single gig previously. The $50 and $60 plans, which contained 3GB and 5GB of data, respectively, have been now updated to include 5GB and 10GB.

All of T-Mobile's prepaid plans come with unlimited talk, text, and data (speed gets slowed at 128Kbps once you use up your high-speed quota) and also include access to the carrier's Music Freedom and Binge On programs. The two controversial programs allow customers to stream music and movies from certain partners without the data being counted towards your quota.

Needless to say, T-Mobile's new prepaid plans now offer a lot more value for the money, and it will be hard to find a better offer in the US. Earlier today, we took a deep look at the postpaid plans offered by Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint, and concluded that T-Mobile generally has the most affordable plans, although indoor coverage may prove to be unsatisfactory for some.

What do you guys think of T-Mobile's new prepaid plans? Excited about the data quote upgrades?