BEST Cellular Data Plans for RVers & Boaters - Mobile Internet, Hotspot & Tablets (OLD)

[@pmsportsvideoskevindauernh7906]

Hello. Please don't ever take for granted the value of your videos!! I know I won't. I'm new to the mobile hotspot world and your recent video on best plans was spot on. I called TMobile and told them exactly what I wanted- 100GB TI 55.00 flat fee. The rep said wow this is a great plan!! I didn't even know we had this!! Now I'm waiting for my device. 2 day free shipping. I can't thank you enough. I subscribed to your channel and look forward to more videos. Kevin

[@Paul-iu1om]

I’m a dinosaur on these electronics but you do a great job breaking it down and giving examples, very informative, thk you

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

We have an updated version of this video out for May 2021: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eKi0gpqboamLfJY

[@johnnylightning1491]

Thanks guys. I currently have the best plan I can get, thanks to you, but I do like to keep up to date. Keep the good stuff coming.

[@ronlyng390]

Cherie, I don't know how you have time to keep up with all this info. Great job!! Thanks for the heads up on the TMO $50/100GB plan. I was able to get 2 lines and get them set up on my Pepwave Dual modem. Currently stuck with a reseller plan for unlimited AT&T and the SIM couldn't be set up on Pepwave so I installed a separate antenna and connected the hotspot as a WAN to the Pepwave. I have a small backup plan on Verizon, but still in the hunt for the unlimited plan. Thanks again.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

We are thankful for our premium members who allow us and our team to make this subject our full time focus.

[@marciavimazal8692]

This was great info, thank you but overwhelming for me personally. Right now we need a very simple but reliable method to use internet for personal use

[@midwestguy8771]

Thank you I signed up for the 100 gigabytes for $50 at T-Mobile hotspot it’s exactly what I needed!!

[@Bryan-Hensley]

Did you have to get their mifi for a monthly fee or $350

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Purchasing their Mifi is not required, you can use the plan on any T-Mobile compatible data only device.

[@Bryan-Hensley]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter they told me it had to be the 5g mifi. I was ready to sign up. I have a netgear 4g lte modem plus a few different mifis and they said that they wouldn't work. It had to be able to receive n71.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

It's ideal if it does if you want coverage outside of metro areas...

[@tezozomockemp9214]

I got the same thing but have to say it’s pretty terrible in my situation. Found out through T-Mobile’s tech support why I was getting 0.05-2 mbps speeds when I was only 50gb into the plan. They said that all T-Mobile plans have a 50gb “fare use” BS that de prioritizes your data after 50gbs so all my useage after 50-100 is iffy and for the most part is extremely slow and only speeds up at night ..11pm-8am. I’m in downtown Long Beach (LA county) and I have not got any speeds better than 40mbps.. not 5G speeds (which tech support says is not a thing since they do not advertise a curtain speed, “5G simply means a 15% speed boost from T-Mobile’s standard LTE speeds” me: “so what is standard LTE speeds cuz I’ve seen like 120mpbs on regular LTE plans?” Forgot what the guy said but it was some BS. Anyway hope this helps someone who’s thinking about going T-Mobile. I’m going back to AT&T and try the business plan.

[@Erin-Thor]

As an AT&T iPad user w a cellular plan, I can attest that they do limit personal hotspot use, it is the same as your cellular plan, mine caps at about 10gb/mo.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

That's true for tablet plans attached to smartphone plans. This was in reference to the stand alone version without a smartphone plan.

[@johnothy]

I've had the AT&T stand alone tablet plan for over a year. It is great to use the on device hotspot feature without limitations. I've used it on trips and it's great for streaming.

[@davidspyres]

How do you get that plan??? I don't see it listed anywhere.

[@johnothy]

@@davidspyres You call AT&T and request the stand alone iPad $20 plan. You’ll need cellular iPad or tablet IMEI to give them to activate the plan. This will be a postpaid AT&T account.

[@davidspyres]

@@johnothy Thanks!

[@youbastrds231]

I got the same back in 2016. This plan has been with me driving trucks otr and it’s been great.

[@precisiont5188]

So I can't get it without an iPad?

[@robertdwyer6647]

Thanks for the comprehensive review of cellular data plans. Much appreciated.

[@engramdevelopmentllc6774]

This was perfect - the Sprint plan(s) completely solved my problem! Well done

[@aaronqueen55]

Sprint? That’s usually what people are running away from lol.

[@engramdevelopmentllc6774]

@@aaronqueen55 Any actual facts to back up your comment?

[@aaronqueen55]

@@engramdevelopmentllc6774 well the fact that sprint got bought out by T-Mobile should be the ultimate fact of evidence. But if it works for you where you are, I’m happy for you. It’s just rare.

[@engramdevelopmentllc6774]

@@aaronqueen55 That fact only expands the T-Mobile network. A good thing. I think that speaks for itself. I'm glad you're happy for me.

[@aaronqueen55]

@@engramdevelopmentllc6774 the fact also shows that sprint was garbage and needed to be rescued by someone that knew what they were doing. But again, what’s important is what works for each individual. Glad you found something that works for you.

[@torteeya]

Great info, thank you! I'm still on the old Verizon prepaid unlimited hotspot $65 plan using a winegard connect 2.0.

[@AdventureWithRaRa]

Love this new organization as well as all the information you provide. Thanks!

[@Rumline7]

I agree. New organization by device type is great!

[@gloriouslifeonwheels3621]

I just watched your H.O.W.A presentation. At almost 70 years old I have little to no technical knowledge and still don't know which system would work for me. All I know is what I need. Which is critical: 7 hours daily zoom for a student doing online school and 1 hour of streaming. Additionally, I do a 1.5 hour live video chat on You Tube per week, upload three 20 minute You Tube videos per week, and use about 5 hours of internet per day often in congested and/or remote locations. I have 2 smart phones and a Mac Book Pro. Am willing to get a tablet and other equipment as need to insure internet access. Can you tell me what plans and equipment you would suggest to make sure I can access internet at all times as needed? Thank you so much.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Picking out your ideal setup is a challenge as there are so many options... we focus instead on providing educational content to help you with that. Every setup is very unique, and we don't offer one-on-one advising sessions any longer. But we do offer a ton of content over on the resource center you can dive into, a lot of it free. For working remotely, start here: www.rvmobileinternet.com/getting-started If you desire more in-depth content, our classroom and/or interactive guidance in our forums - you might want to consider becoming a member where our team can assist further.

[@gloriouslifeonwheels3621]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter Thank you🙂

[@alexswage1853]

This is totally Awesome information !! Keep up the great work ! Thank you

[@alstuart]

At @10:14, Cherie said the AT&T Business Elite plan includes "... 100Gb of high-priority data on the device itself and 100Gb of high-speed mobile hotspot use off the smartphone." I have the AT&T Business Elite plan (thanks to MIRC's recommendation). My plan actually includes unlimited high-priority data on the device itself; it is not limited to 100Gb of data on the device. As Cherie said, the hotspot data is limited to 100Gb. Maybe AT&T recently changed the terms of service to limit the on-device usage to 100Gb.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Yes - high-speed data remains, but the priority level drops. More details: www.rvmobileinternet.com/gear/att-business-plans/

[@skyeyedoc]

What a helpful video! Thanks, to you both!!!

[@carltabor9152]

Q Link has unlimited minutes, text and internet for 40.00 a month. And they also will give you unlimited talk & text and 8 GB if you bring your own device and qualify. And you can keep your own number. Was gonna go with the Visible plan but they have no support other than the chat on social media & they have a lot of issues if you check the chat feed. Just a option for the people who are struggling at the moment. Good video and info!

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Mobile hotspot isn't included with any of their plans - so thus isn't a plan we'd consider suitable as mobile internet

[@PatWR]

I like my Google Fi service except that also I bought the 'data-only SIM card' for use on my boat. It worked fine in the US (in a Pepwave Max Transit) but is completely blocked in Mexico. I knew that the 'fine print' says Google Fi is "primarily for use in the US". According to their representative (on a chat conversation), for the data-only SIM, that means it can only be used outside the US by US government employees and US military personnel. That is an unusual definition of "primarily". But my Google Fi phone service is working in Mexico - I go back and forth between Mexico and the US frequently and no problems so far. I would be willing to pay extra to be able to use the data-only SIM in Mexico, but that does not seem to be an option.

[@voltairegoethe]

Thank you for this. Very helpful.

[@rexanddonnaboyd]

Thanks for your update. I haven't been able to get to the boat for a coastal check yet, but I've been very happy so far with the M2000 and T-Mobile's 100gb plan. I can't seem to get an answer from T-M, so am coming to you! Can I charge the M2000 with an "cigarette lighter" type 12v charger, using the USB-C cord? I'd like to be able to recharge while enroute. Thanks again.

[@rexanddonnaboyd]

@john D Thanks, I agree that a power bank is indispensable. I'd charged the hotspot with the cigarette lighter plug but wasn't sure the output was proper. Thanks again.

[@gailjohnson6670]

Thank you for the video. Blessings in your days.

[@brucefay5126]

Excellent episode. Thanks.

[@lisakrieger3250]

Thanks for your recommendations!

[@marciavimazal8692]

Sorry continued, pressed enter to soon. We both have Verizon and only need this while we are traveling (not full time). Can you make a recommendation?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Recommend starting with our overview guide at www.rvmobileinternet.com/overview to begin your work in understanding your needs and options.

[@DomainRES]

Great informative video! My question is do any of the hotspot options offer video streaming higher than 480p resolution?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Details on each plan can be found with the links provided.

[@lilmama4426]

Hello we just got a new 2021 Dutchman Kodiak w/the Winegard 360+ and purchased the Gateway 1000(We have not hooked up the gateway 1000 b/c we cannot even get a tv signal on the indoor tv; 2channels only on the outside tv). This is VERY disappointing b/c we are moving into our rv while our home sells but I need high speed internet for my realty business which is online only (no brick & mortar blds). I have been frantically searching for what we can use for high speed internet ASAP and so far I have came across Satellite Internet (the most attractive was the Starlink); I came across the MOFI which seems really nice but not sure if I am supposed to purchase a Verizon Sim Card and go from there or if I can purchase a data sim from Straight Talk which we use for cell phones and is on the Verizon Towers). All of this is sooo confusing especially since we thought we’d be set w/our new camper and the Winegard 360+ plus the Gateway 1000. Bummed and need high speed internet ASAP so I am so glad I found y’all but I still am not certain if I should stick it out w/the Winegard 360+ and Gateway1000 or if I should buy a MOFI plus sim?!?!?! ANY advise would be GREATLY Appreciated. Thanks for the video!!😊

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Here's all our content on working remotely to get started: www.rvmobileinternet.com/working-remotely If you're one of our members and would like interactive guidance, then please do utilize our member forums and a team member will be happy to assist.

[@ryeann2567]

Can you use that Calyx institute sprint plan with a cellular router/modem or do you have to use their device?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

It's only authorized for use in the provided device.

[@frankbaublit]

Thank You for the information

[@MotherIsRising]

clear and informative. thank you

[@ryeann2567]

For the sprint FMCA plan, do you need to rent a sprint hotspot device, or can you just put a sim card in an old phone and hotspot from it?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

You have to use the device the plan comes with.

[@PatWR]

I would love to see something that focuses on international data plans. :-)

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

We are focused on US based RVers and Cruisers, but if you are a member we do keep guides to some OCONUS options for them in Mexico, Canada and Internationally - www.rvmobileinternet.com/international-resources/

[@anthonynardella8907]

I'm glad to see the info but I'm still sad that nobody has a truly unlimited hotspot data plan that really works well

[@wizerdjuice9589]

Well done. On Visible if you use an iPhone it’s not limited to one device hot spot as Apple has it built in to iOS. Guess am sticking with my $20 T mobile two data line one for Syncdrive and one for a tablet with depro at 50 GB and I can hotspot at 3G.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Visible's terms are 1 device.. but indeed, some phones can't enforce that.

[@clunkdunwad4714]

Use a travel router in bridge move to bypass the one device limit on your Visible Wireless phone...

[@surfingeagle784]

On Visible, if you're tethering or using wi-fi hotspot to a PC with Windows 10 (would probably work with a laptop as well) just turn on the PC's mobile hotspot feature. This assumes that the PC either has wi-fi built-into the motherboard, or you have a USB wi-fi adapter plugged in. USB wi-fi adapters are cheap like I got a tp-link for $7. Basically this will turn your PC into a wi-fi router with up to 10 devices while also being connected to the smartphone. Last time I tried it, I was getting like 3 Mb/s speed connecting a second smartphone through the PC. Not that great but Visible usually caps their hotspot speed at 5 Mb/s any ways.

[@bobcole3852]

What is your current opinion about Visible?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Still a top pick, as covered in this video... link to our full review at www.rvmobileinternet.com/visible

[@nebulousJames12345]

Visible, in my current experience, throttles to 5 mbps. The ping is around 40-90 upstate NY. Page plus imo is better. I am not sure what happens after you go over 200gb with visible, but with page plus, you will be throttled to unusable. But page plus has better ping and seemingly uncapped download/upload (until 200 gb). I"m typically getting around 20-40 mbps and 40-60 ping. I'm pretty far from a tower with two antennas. However, it was my understanding (and a warning on page plus), that as of 2021, verizon was no longer supporting non-volte devices, which I thought a router like mofi4500 was. However, both visible and page plus are both working with mofi 4500 currently.

[@NYHalfassprepper]

@@nebulousJames12345 same experience with visible in upstate NY. I keep it as a backup and i use the data while at work. I get 5mbs most of the time. Sim works in a jetpack hotspot.

[@nebulousJames12345]

@@NYHalfassprepper we stopped using visible and page plus. Then we moved fully to nomad (just verizon card but is uncapped). Now we are on STARLINK! works great. 100-200mbps, 35 ping. After we got the satellite on the roof, very few disconnect. Even a few tree twigs caused a ton of disconnects. Is that an option for you? What is your main internet?

[@NYHalfassprepper]

@@nebulousJames12345 I have optomline at my house which is great. I am employed as a tug boat captain and I am out for 1 to 2 weeks at a time. I use my T-Mobile max smartphone and visible in a jetpack to get my tablet and the tugs computers online. Star link wouldn't work here, but if it can work away from the service address it might be an option for rv trip this summer.

[@ArgentinaMendoza11]

Question: I’m interested in the 100GB with T-Mobile since I already have 3 cellphone with them, but when I go to the app, they don’t have any plan like that?! This is something to ask on the phone?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

You can only get it over the phone or in a store.

[@carls4552]

I want to RV full time. But before I can start I need to ensure that I can work from "home" on the road. So when I connect (business VPN) over my home wifi, everything is great. But when I connect over my phone's hotspot, I can connect Outlook and Skype, but I can not browse any of my company's intranet, all pages time out. My company has the laptop locked down, so I can't browse the internet to compare speeds, while not connected to VPN. However, when I connect my personal laptop to my phone's hotspot, it browses the internet just as if I were on the home wifi. When I use Speedtest, I sometimes get faster download speeds on LTE than I do on my home wifi, but super slow upload speeds. So what do I do? I wonder if it's possible that the phone's hotspot doesn't support VPN and that's the cause. I am also wondering if so, should I buy one of these hotspot devices. But I don't want to spend a hundred bucks to test something and find out I still have the same issues. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Don't know if it matters, but my phone is an iPhone 8 and my wireless is 100 GB AT&T, home internet is 50 GB.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

If you're one of our members, please do ask in the forums where our team can help you out with this.. this is too advanced to address in a public KZbin comment.

[@brucehale6151]

While I am considering Pep Wave, with T-Mobile SIM, for travel, I am also considering it for home use, as we are only getting 15 MGS from Century Link. (UGH) With two of us working: VPN/Zoom Meetings, etc....I wonder if we would burn through the plan's data allowance per month? I believe the one I am looking at is 50 GIG per month?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Totally depends on how much data you need each month. 50GB isn't a lot but might work if your needs are minimal. Check with your Century Link account to see if they have information on how much data you use.

[@brucehale6151]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter 731 Down/34 Up (GB)....not sure I follow? Is the actual usage ~34 GB?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Total of 760GB is your usage. A 50GB plan is not gonna cut it for you.

[@brucehale6151]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter I figured....I do suspect a VERY LARGE chunk of that is our "Gaming" son who spends hours every night on his X-Box....thank you!

[@donaldtharp]

Thanks so much.

[@kelleycaptain73]

Just signed up at Calyx. Ill let you know how it goes. Thanks

[@aaronqueen55]

So with the Calyx option, you’re essentially getting unlimited data on the sprint and T-Mobile networks for $500/year?

[@franpopp922]

What was the name of that 1st non profit you mentioned?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Calyx Institute and PC's for People are the two primary ones.

[@DennisWintjes2]

THANKS for sharing. Like #90

[@dorothydemaree7544]

I’m searching for your current ‘best picks’ devices video mentioned in your online HOWA seminar released today. Can someone direct me please.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

This is our best picks cellular data plans video.. we don't have a 'best picks' devices video, but we have tons of content on deciding on your right setup over on the resource center. www.rvmobileinternet.com/getting-started . And you can filter by 'Top Picks' in our gear center depending on what you're seeking (routers, hotspots, antennas, boosters, etc.)

[@ronlyng390]

Can you install the FMCA sim in a Pepwave router?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

It's required to be used in the supplied device.

[@kasken719]

This is great Info. Thank you so much.

[@markcialone]

Thank you! Do you know if T-Mobile’s home internet options is viable for cellular routers? I know location may be locked, but does the sim even work in non-T-Mobile equipment (like the Orbi lte)

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

No, it only works in the supplied router. We have a specific video on Home Wireless Internet, this one is on mobile :)

[@macmann3902]

Yeah my Calyx is awesome I used 479Gbs last month with no throttling!

[@davidfrias4384]

How do you sign up for an account through Calyx?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

See our entry on this plan as linked in our video - www.rvmobileinternet.com/nonprofit

[@Erin-Thor]

FOUR HUNDRED AND SEVENTY NINE GIGABYTES!?! Holy cow! I run the wheels off of mine and I use about 80 GB/month. Wowza!

[@macmann3902]

@@Erin-Thor Yeah I was a pirate on the high seas downloading movies and tv shows for an extended time out of cell coverage. My usual is about 75 to 100Gbs

[@Erin-Thor]

@@macmann3902 👍🏼

[@IndianaFr0g]

Can you guys validate something? I called T-Mobile regarding the 100Gb / month plan for 50 bucks and asked if it were tied to the Inseego hotspot or could I buy the plan and SIM card and install it into, a pepwave or mofi4500. The lady on the phone, after I guess consulting with a tech, said, yes. Any help is appreciated.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

The plan can be used in any T-Mobile compatible device.

[@ronlyng390]

I put it into a Pepwave Duo and it works

[@IndianaFr0g]

@@ronlyng390 did you activate the SIM card when putting it into the Pepwave?

[@ronlyng390]

@@IndianaFr0g Yes, I have both and they work fine in the Pepwave

[@IndianaFr0g]

@@ronlyng390 Thanks, I'm currently looking at the Insty Connect and have been in touch with the developer. I do not have a data only plan at this time and before I go and get one needed to be sure that others have purchased this T-mobile 100g/50month plan, got a SIM card, installed it into a router/modem and activated it. Thanks for your feedback. I'll post my experience with the Insty, once I get it and activate my SIM.

[@bobainttellin5444]

is Starlink an option for rv's?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

It is not currently a usable option for transient RVers. We have a video addressing Starlink's mobility here: kzbin.info/www/bejne/eH7PqqBuptRmb68

[@bobainttellin5444]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter Thank You. I missed that one

[@ronlyng390]

Does anyone know if the Calyx sim will work in a router (Pepwave)?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

It's required to be used in the supplied device.

[@JeffreyFay]

Does Google FI work with hotspots / mobile routers?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

You can add on a data only SIM card to share your data plan with.

[@jessicafay9406]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter I believe that a data only SIM card (on Google FI) can explicitly not be used for hotspotting. I would assume that that would preclude using a dedicated hotspot?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Nope, Google Fi includes hotspot with all of their data.

[@JeffreyFay]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter I'm sorry I'm so confused, maybe I'm getting some terminology mixed up. I would like to use a Pepwave Max Transit or similar with a mast mounted external antenna on a boat in the BVI using the Fi service (unlimited plus). The chat I had with a Google Fi employee indicated this wasn't possible. This is the chat transcript: Jeffrey, I see that you want to use an Unlimited plus SIM card in a hotspot device, is that correct? Kapil · 10:58 AM Yes. 10:58 AM K Unfortunately, as of now we support only phones and tablet. Kapil · 10:59 AM Does that go for the data only SIMs as well? 10:59 AM K Yes, unfortunately. Kapil · 10:59 AM Okay. Thank you for your time. 10:59 AM K Fi services are compatible with phones and tablets only. Thanks for understanding. Kapil · 11:00 AM Got it. 11:00 AM K If you wish you can use your phone as a hotspot. Perfect! Kapil · 11:00 AM Thanks! 11:00 AM K It's my pleasure assisting you. Please let me know if I can help you with anything else. Kapil · 11:00 AM Can you tell me the price of a data only SIM per month? 11:01 AM K Jeffery, the good news is, you don't need to pay for data only SIM card saparately. As you have Unlimited plus rate plan, you will be charged based on the usage in your all service SIM card and data only SIM card combined. Kapil · 11:02 AM Are you saying that I can have a sim card in my phone and another in my tablet and they would share 22gb for $70 total? 11:03 AM K Yes, you are absolutely correct! Kapil · 11:03 AM Great! I did not know that. How can I get the additional data only SIM? 11:04 AM K I will be happy to help you with the steps to add a data only SIM card on your account. Please follow the below mentioned steps. 1. Go to fi.google.com. If you have an Androied phone, you can also use the Fi app. 2. Click Manage Plan. 3. Under "Devices," click Add data-only SIM. 4. Click Continue. Kapil · 11:06 AM Okay, thank you!

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Ahh.. international. Yes, our understanding is hotspot doesn't work on the data SIMs for international, only USA. But it does on their smartphone plan.

[@Solarsystemrdffdfyyhh]

Verizon's plan is expensive but blazing fast. Tmobile gsm is easier to tap into with look lte modem. Att has been sketchy with service. So far I've been using us mobile and visible mobile. So far I've been getting Great service .

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Cellular data performance is quite variable based on many factors: www.rvmobileinternet.com/cellsignal

[@Jim-ub9ky]

Check out Bix wireless They use t-mobile. The offer 400gb for $98 a month. They have grate service to boot. been using them for 6 month's.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

They are one of the many 3rd Party Resellers mentioned in this video. A bunch of their lines were recently cut off without notice to their customers.

[@kennethstowell7650]

so i just hit the road with my verizon hot spot 30g.guess what ,burned thru 30g. in 10 days watching netfix for about two hrs every evening?! now onto my 15g off of my iphone, dont see any options to add data to hot spot?! should i just get another 30g hotspot plan ? that would give me a total of 75 g a month , why doesnt verizon have the option of paying more for more data!? frustrating, i need my netflix!!! :)

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

You probably should seek out other options for getting your Netflix fix - www.rvmobileinternet.com/tv

[@kennethstowell7650]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter thanks for the link, think I might have been smarter to have gotten a second phone and adaptor for hdmi to tv, I have noticed the streaming services don’t support airplay !? That sucks

[@broncochamo]

So is the 34.99 att unlimited plan useless?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

It retired over a year ago, and is no longer available.

[@precisiont5188]

Is there an option with about 300 GBs to unlimited that does NOT use 5G?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Just purchase a device without 5G support.

[@ispreview4486]

Sprint still sucks lol. Data plans still suck. Limited data after so much use. Restrictions. So what is the ideal around 5G. When will cell perviders learn.

[@patriciawaker4817]

Do you need to have a 5G phone

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

For what?

[@patriciawaker4817]

For Hotspot use

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Only if you want 5G access

[@ugellmatt]

How about STARLINK ??

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

We have a ton of video and articles on Starlink - there are some major downsides at the moment that makes it not (yet) workable for nomads.

[@Assassin1959]

Looks Tmobile 100GB for $50 is the best plan.

[@thenomacs8115]

Clarification - ATT Business Unlimited Elite has UNLIMITED non-throttled data on the native device itself, and 100GB of hotspot access. You mentioned 100GB of data and 100GB of hotspot.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

I just went back and listened.. I VERY clearly said '100GB of high speed priority data on the device itself and 100GB of high speed mobile hotspot use'. The plan is subject to network management after 100GB of usage.

[@thenomacs8115]

That’s what I heard as well, but the plan is not 100GB of priority data on the device itself, it’s Unlimited GB. I have the plan and we use a couple hundred GB of data on the native device monthly without throttling or network management.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Network management (priority data) and throttling are different things. You do get unlimited, but after 100GB you COULD be slowed down when on congested towers as compared to others. You may not even notice it, but it's a term of the plan. And that's what I stated.

[@thenomacs8115]

Interesting, thank you for the clarification. I have not noticed any change in speed or delivery as we surpass the 100GB threshold monthly. It’s really a dream plan for mobility and business connectivity.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

It is a fabulous plan, indeed... and thankfully, AT&T tends to have enough capacity in most places where network management is hardly noticed.

[@stevelouderback1474]

Elon pleaseeeeeeeeeeee I want to work from my travel trailer in yellowstone.

[@stevelouderback1474]

T-Mobile Magenta seems good but my only concern with never having used T-Mobile before and only verizon is am I going to be severely limited when I'm on the edges of developed areas or will it still have a signal like verizon? There are places in Washington and Oregon in the cascades where you can be all the way up on a ridgeline in the middle of nowhere and still have 5 bars on Verizon...

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

Would recommend researching their coverage map for your needs.

[@stevelouderback1474]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter Thank you for your channel.

[@Rumline7]

Why not have both? We're keeping our Verizon postpaid and adding T-mobile to round out coverage. When T-mo isn't available or we're getting close to using up the 100GB, switch to Verizon.

[@stevelouderback1474]

@@Rumline7 I think I will have to have two for backup sake anyways so that is probably a good idea.

[@brentthebloodhound]

I work remotely which one would be best for unlimited?

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

You'll need to determine your needs and ideal setup, here's our resources for that: www.rvmobileinternet.com/working-remotely If you're a member, do follow up in the forums so our team can assist.

[@adisbern]

Internet in the USA is expensive...

[@dc174]

❤👍😏

[@jameshoppersr.-beaver-retr215]

You can not use any AT&T Hotspot with Cricket, I went to Cricket's website put in my hotspot IMEI number and was told yes you can use your Hotspot. So off to the Cricket Store I went only to find out my AT&T Hotspot would not work with Cricket. The Cricket SIM will not work in my hotspot so I got one of their Moxee Hotspots. Their Moxee Hotspot is the worse one I have ever used my cheap 39.00 cell phone picks up better. I'll be glad when SkyLink is here so we can get away from all this cell phone and hotspot data ripoff crap.

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

AT&T Hotspots work with Cricket... some store reps just aren't aware.

[@WizzRacing]

T-Mobile wins hands down.. You get a discount if over 62 or Military....

[@MobileInternetResourceCenter]

It's actually 55+.. but only for their smartphone plans, not their hotspot plans.

[@WizzRacing]

@@MobileInternetResourceCenter Well They missed something.. As I pay $17.00 a month unlimited. With $20.00 a month for 100GB Data...