Cheap unlimited data plans: T-Mobile Essentials plan. What it costs, one line: $60/month. What it costs, four lines: $105/month ($26.25 per line) ...

Today’s unlimited plans from Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint come with plenty of gotchas and annoying restrictions. Here’s what you get from each and how to pick the best one for you.

T-Mobile-owned Ultra Mobile is upgrading its old plans with more data and a few other improvements worth checking out.

T-Mobile lets you use 100GB of data before throttling can begin on its Go5G plan, but that restriction disappears if you upgrade to Go5G Plus. Our favorite plan — Visible Plus — has a 50GB cap ...

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T-Mobile introduced a single plan to choose from called “T-Mobile One” in August — a plan with unlimited data, talk, and text. The first line costs $70, and the second adds an extra $50.

An unlimited data plan is the best choice for most people. After reviewing options from AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile, we've found our top picks.

On T-Mobile, every line in a family plan that has a monthly allotment of at least 3GB of data will be eligible for Data Stash. The carrier will also give each eligible line in a family plan that ...

Editors' note: This article was originally published on Feb. 13, 2017.Since that time, AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile and Verizon all announced multiple changes to their unlimited data plans. The ...

The best unlimited data plans depend on your location, budget, and needs apart from data. See our top options from Verizon, T-Mobile, AT&T, and MVNOs.

Tablets can also be added to T-Mobile One plans for $20 per device. Now, for the bad news: Unlimited really does mean unlimited, but don’t expect truly unlimited 4G LTE data at maximum speed.

T-Mobile’s entry-level $50 Essentials Saver plan is more generous in allotting 50 GB of priority data, but its “unlimited” hotspot use is capped at 600 Kbps, a speed that T-Mobile ...