The new T-Mobile One plan goes all-in on unlimited data but limits video streaming to 480p
Starting September 6th, T-Mobile will only offer a single plan. Appropriately called the T-Mobile One plan, it will include unlimited voice, text, and LTE data.
The details of the new T-Mobile One plan
The new plan will set you back $70 a month for the first line, $50 for the second one, and then $20 a month for the next up to 6 lines. T-Mobile is marketing this structure as a plan that costs $40 per line for a four-member family.
T-Mobile’s current Simple Choice plans all include unlimited voice and text. The plans cost $50/$65/$80 per month for 2GB/6GB/10GB. Unlimited data costs $95 per month and includes 14GB of LTE tethering from your smartphone.
Want HD video streaming? Pay a $25 per line monthly premium!
One huge caveat is that the T-Mobile One plan only includes unlimited video streaming at a resolution of 480p. If you want to stream HD video, you’ll need to hand out $25 a month per line.
We’re sure that net neutrality experts, Netflix, and other HD video streaming websites will object to this change.
Aside from covering smartphones, the new T-Mobile One plan can also be applied to wearables and tablets. Supporting a wearable at 2G speeds costs $5 per month, while $20 a month will get you unlimited high-speed data for your tablet.
Existing Simple Choice customers will be able to maintain their current plan. Starting September 6th, however, the T-Mobile One plan is the only one that the Magenta network will offer.
In the upcoming days, chances are good that a lot of people involved in the US IT sector will share their opinions on the new T-Mobile One plan. You can join in on the conversation by sharing your thoughts in the comment section below.
source: T-Mobile
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