different hardware on each phone will also affect the results

ATT not really winning at all 😂

Helpful information, thanks!

Still using my s22 plus after 2 years

If you’re not first you’re last shake n bake baby 😂🏎️ been waiting for this epic review

Visible basic and Visible+ are both excellent choices for consumers looking for budget Verizon network service.

Please a question ❓ visible network working on virision locked phone?

Cricket used to do that, but then they stopped because AT&T bought them research. AT&T bought them.

I like the opening hook here - fake unlimited vs real unlimited what’s the difference

Thank you. Thumbs up. Your content is pretty good but your video quality is pretty bad. I think thatis hurting your growth, I watched your entire video so hopefully it will be seen more.

Can’t beleive they get away with it as unlimited but not really

I switched to Visible last July from Mint for the unlimited hotspot. I got on the annual Visible Plus plan in October, $395 for the whole year is pretty great.

Like a s23 fe

Why do people stay with Verizon?

Nice I’ve wondered about visible

For me, I don't think it's worth it given how bad the battery life is for more modern apps and games

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Thanks for this ❤this is what I have been looking for nice review

$25 a month per line with unlimited everything, will become the STANDARD by which all mobile services are judged. especially since.. very soon, with 2nd gen starlink satelites- cell phones will have the capability to make a call from ANYWHERE on the planet with NO dead spots, roaming fees or cell towers. who has the best cell tower network? starlink. north pole, south pole & everything in-between. 5uck it AT&T!

now, because of starlink, fiber has a competitor. a competitor that isn't effected by hurricanes, tornadoes, flooding, wars, earthquakes, union strikes, etc. but- competition is a good thing. fiber will serve all the municipalities & surburbs- starlink will server EVERYTHING else. and AT&T will play nicer if they want to stay in the game. because of that? the consumer wins.

what AT&T does- is own about 90% of the fiber optic trunk lines that move most of the data on this planet- thanks ma bell. BUT- because of the anti-trust laws that forced ma bell to bust up & stop the strangle hold she had on communications on this planet- there are limits to what she can do. they most sell massive chunks of bandwidth to localized providers of data services. their other problem is, quite simply- their labor union. competition has pretty much priced them OUT to subcontractors who lay fiber lines, install switch hubs for those lines, maintain them, etc., and once that equipment is installed- the need for human workers on what is 'the web' is pretty limited. network security, databases, programming, is also subbed & done remotely- from anywhere. it's an automated world now, and machines don't need lunch breaks, union rules, vacations, benefits, sick time. eventually, the web will be 99.99% Ai & .001% human.

beware AT&T & comcast mobile scams. they will QUOTE you a LOW fee to switch- and fail to mention that low monthly fee does NOT include taxes & sur-charges. then when you get your first month's bill... SURPISE! visible, metro/Tmobile's price is NO LIE. one number- straight up, all taxes and fees included.

because of anti-trust laws- and AT&T own unions (that's a seperate topic), AT&T will NEVER compete on the cellular service battle for customers. just by the numbers- verizon will gobble up the lion's share because of their 'VISIBLE' service. unlimited data & speed, unlimited wifi hot spot sharing, $25 per line, per month, no contract, no gimick. tmobile will come in 2nd with $60 for one line, $80 for 2 lines, $120 for 3, etc. BUT- don't EVER buy a phone from tmobile. it takes threats of fines from the FCC to pry their fingers out of your phone.. also true with most of the carriers, but ESPECially TMOBILE. if you're buying it new, go to the apple store or a vendor not associated with a carrier so that it's UNLOCKED.

Wow, thank you this was really helpful!

I was curious about this phone and your Galaxy S22 review might have just helped me pick my next 📲

Guy's FYI, the "G" in 5G just stands for "5th generation." So before that we had 4th generation, 3rd generation, etc. Don't just think it's some magical cell signal that's better and faster than the previous one. It's just the latest design. 5G really isn't much different than 4G or 3G, but that's what they want you to think. If you had shitty cell coverage in your area with your 4G operated phone, you'll still have that same shitty coverage with a new 5G phone. Just saying...

One of the most informative, candid videos on this topic I have seen recently. Thanks.

AT&T has sucked my entire life from landlines to mobile. They're the worst customer service wise.

I have both att and T-Mobile and have tmo as my primary. We don’t have 5G+ here so my T-Mobile is my pride and joy. Att sucks here and T-Mobile is better.

John, this is an awesome video. You are so resourceful for and I learned a lot from this

This is great I really like ATT this year

Who is the new guy in your 2025 mobile network predictions video?

You guys know what you're talking about! I own Verizon stock, should I hold onto it or do you like other carriers' stocks better?

Honestly, Visible is pretty solid for the price point. The premium data you get on Visible Plus is a nice perk, especially compared to other MVNOs that run on Verizon. In my experience, those other options tend to get deprioritized like crazy, but Visible holds up really well in terms of performance. Definitely worth considering if you’re looking for reliable service without breaking the bank!

This is really awesome and helpful to know the best plan under $30

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Thats interesting about the self drivers aspect.

AT&T turbo is a scam

Great breakdown, John! The potential of 5G Advanced is mind-blowing-especially the low latency and AI-driven network management. Streaming 8K and lag-free 4K gaming sounds awesome, but I’m really curious about how it’ll impact areas like remote healthcare and autonomous vehicles. Do you think the infrastructure is ready to handle these upgrades, or will it take years to roll out? Loving the tech insights, keep ’em coming!

Att turbo? Woah I didn’t realize this but thanks for the update on ot

Excellent update about US Cellular! You are the GOAT of wireless updates🐐

Great to see youre posting this kind of content again. I like your opinion videos about the networks and carriers. You have a smart perspective to share on this topic.

I get over 1000Mbps sometimes with T-Mobile the 5gUC is amazing out here. Most days I average around 600-800Mbps on tmobiles 5G.

If that’s 80mhz, that doesn’t have good backhaul. Probably 40-60mhz

Same thing happened to me too. 2TB of data one month, then 3TB.

Just don’t use Verizon their service is crap and u don’t get as much bars as either T mobile but I use AT&T but recommend those two tho

Verizon coverage is trash they purchased straight talk and are destroying them with their no coverage. At&t works Verizon is worthless

Im good on my phone but my home internet ive almost used a 1tb.. not trying to have beef with verizon

Can you share the photo of the email? Also how much data did you use, over 500 GB?

At my grandmas house 🏠 Verizon got c band and got speeds over 100mbps on my uncles iPhone 13 Pro Max