Mobile Plan reviews from Reddit
Summary
We analyzed 198 Reddit reviews across 53 subreddits and 64 posts to rank the best Mobile Plan brands recommended by redditors, including communities like r/NoContract, r/britishcolumbia, r/AusFinance, r/UWMadison, r/ASU. Top-rated brands include Visible (4.5/5), T-Mobile (4.1/5), Mint Mobile (4.0/5).
Stats
Reviews198
Subreddits53
Posts64
Brands89
Products16
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#1
Visible
4.5
(13)
"Highly recommend after being with AT&T, GoogleFi and Cricket."
"Unlimited everything for 25/month including taxes."
"If you want unlimited, definitely go for Visible (25/mo. for unlimited 5g data)."
"Visible if you want unlimited data and calls for cheap"
"Unlimited data for $45 a month and doesnt add any additional fees at all."
"Visible was best choice - all unlimited. $25 per line."
"I use visible which is a verizon company and pay $30/mo for unlimited data and couldn’t be happier."
"Buy a one year plan from Visible, Red Pocket, Mint, Boom Mobile, etc."
"Visible by verizon is $20 a month with unlimited everything, I've had it for 4-5 months now.. It's pretty good."
"Visible plus on the Verizon network if it works for you."
#2
T-Mobile
4.1
(11)
"T-Mobile - es ist sehr gut im Amerika und Deutschland -"
"Arrive then install the T-Mobile Network Pass. You get 90 days of totally free service."
"T-Mobile 3 month free trial… probably the best deal you’ll get!"
"I would just go with T Mobile."
"It has the best service for traveling to other countries."
"I’ve had good experiences with T-Mobile and Verizon on campus."
"T-Mobile prepaid plans are monthly so you would have to refill the account each month."
"T-Mobile prepaid plans are monthly so you would have to refill the account each month. The unlimited plan is $50 a month."
"You get unlimited data. It’s just that after 50 GB in one month, it drops to low priority data."
"I usually use T mobile or Metro PCS while in the States."
#3
Mint Mobile
4.0
(10)
"I would go Mint Mobile. First 3 months unlimited for $15/mo."
"Definitely recommend Mint Mobile like the others said - right now they've got an offer going on where all their plans for 3 months cost $15/month."
"I can vouch for the quality of service with Mint. Been using it for years and love it."
"It is very inexpensive and works great in Arizona."
"If your data needs are only about 10GB a month, I suggest Mint Mobile."
"I've been on Mint for several years without major issues."
"I do mint and it does me fine."
"Mint mobile has a 3 month plan."
"Have you looked into Mint Mobile? They have 3 month plans on the T-Mobile network."
"I had the worst experience ever with mint mobile."
#4
Public Mobile
4.3
(8)
"I am with Public Mobile for a few years and have no complains."
"I pay $40 with Public Mobile and have never gone over my allotment of data/talk time."
"Public Mobile has a Can/US/Mex 75GB plan for $35."
"Public Mobile has 50GB data @4G for $35/mo."
"They use the Telus infrastructure but are way way cheaper."
"They have a deal on now, 20g for $39 (Canada wide calling, free int texting) you get deals for prepaying."
"Check out Public Mobile."
"Public Mobile"
#5
Tello
4.7
(7)
"I'd say Tello is your absolute cheapest pick while still being trustworthy in my experience."
"You may wish to consider Tello. T-Mobile network. eSIM. Can activate outside the US."
"Tello if you want to land with a working phone."
"5$ plan. enable wifi calling."
"TELLO best prepaid and it runs on T-Mobile 5G network, best coverage out there."
"Data and mins get roll over if you renew a day before they automatically renew."
"Get a cheap plan on Tello or US Mobile, with a US number and a small data allowance."
#6
Boost Mobile
4.0
(7)
"They are a fair bit cheaper, though speed may be capped at 150Mbps."
"Boost Mobile: 1gb is $8.33, 5gb $15 and unlimited is $25."
"Boost is sending out Tmobile sims if you order plans online."
"Boost 12 month plans"
"If you already have a phone, Boost Mobile is pretty decent."
"I signed up to Boost Mobile who operate on the full Telstra network."
"Boost."
#7
Helium Mobile
4.6
(5)
"I still recommend helium mobile. 20$ a month and it has the option to earn mobile tokens which can make you earn some months money for free"
"Been happy with my move from T-Mobile > visible > Helium."
"Helium Mobile is essentially free when you also include Discovery Mapping rewards."
"You can use your locked T mobile phone With helium mobile."
"Helium Mobile is an MVNO such as Mint Mobile."
#8
Kogan
4.6
(5)
"You won't get better than the below."
"Kogan mobile is a very good combo (if you’re into prepaid services). Kogan is doing their 40% discount yearly offer now"
"KOGAN - best deal out 😊👌"
"I’m using a pre-paid plan with Kogan. 300 GB for a full year."
"Can try 1 year pack with Kogan usually best option for me."
#9
Mint
4.4
(5)
"I used ATT during college but recently switch to Mint. I’ve had it for 3 months and it’s been great! Would definitely recommend Mint if you’re looking for cheap options"
"I use mint mobile. You can buy 6 months with 15GB of data for $25/mo."
"I can vouch for the quality of service with Mint. Been using it for years and love it."
"Mint or US Mobile."
"Mint is the cheapest but it has a couple of dead zones on campus."
#10
Amaysim
3.8
(5)
"The optus carried amaysim works well enough."
"I used amaysim in Singapore on my first trip."
"$10 Amaysim PAYG plan and you can add roaming data if you need it."
"Use Optus towers, $30 for 55gb per month."
"Someone on here recommended Amaysim to me after I posted here quite pissed off about what Telstra charges for data."
#11
Telus
4.5
(4)
"I got my entire family switched over to this plan. We have 4 lines with this plan, giving us a total of 1TB of shared data."
"My family is on a winback deal with Telus that is $20/month per line for 130GB 5G+."
"We do have $45 BYOD business plans $40 with pre Auth payments."
"Telus giving me $34 a month for 3 lines on BYOD."
#12
Koodo
4.3
(4)
"I’m with Koodo, and I got an email offer for $60 for 100GB of data with US calling and roaming included."
"I have 30gb for $38. I think they have a plan rn that is 50gb for $39."
"Am paying $40/month for all the service I need."
"50$ a month 50 GB data i believe."
#13
Freedom Mobile
4.3
(4)
"I'm paying $34/month for 70GB of data."
"Freedom Mobile has a $5mo plan if you just need some minutes."
"I went with freedom mobile
99$/Year unlimited talk+text & 50 gb of data."
"$99 PER YEAR for calling & texting, plus 50GB of annual data."
#14
Gomo
4.7
(3)
"Cheap, has everything, good coverage."
"10 CHF per month for everything unlimited within 🇨🇭."
"I personally use GoMo which is €15 and unlimited everything"
#15
Woolworths
4.3
(3)
"Woolworths is the best hands down. Telstra network, cheap no lock in plans."
"Woolworths do a $140 plan."
"$140 for 365 days with 100GB or $200 with 180GB."
#16
US Mobile
4.3
(3)
"US Mobile is beating their prices a bit especially on annual plans."
"I'm very happy with them and can have a tmobile and Verizon sim under one house."
"If you have a Verizon 5g compatible phone you can get a 100-day trial from US Mobile."
#17
Fido
4.0
(3)
"50GB for $34/mo at Fido (Rogers) and Koodo (Telus)."
"I was still able to get the Black Friday deal of 20GB for $35/mo."
"I just bought two new plans recently. $45 for 50gb."
#18
Airalo
4.0
(3)
"Get an eSIM (basically a virtual SIM card) through Airalo or Holafly."
"Just get Airalo and an e-sim and pay for the 30 days."
"I used Airalo and it worked just fine (data only plans though) when I was there two weeks ago."
#19
Verizon
4.0
(3)
"If verizon is strong in your area us mobile warp or visible+ are good"
"In my experience Verizon has the most consistent coverage."
"Verizon or one of the other carriers using Verizon will be your friend from a rural coverage perspective."
#20
AIS
3.7
(3)
"100gb and 60mins call per month."
"AIS has this 'new customer package' thing you can get when getting a new SIM card."
"I've got a 88 baht / week unlimited AIS plan from way back."
#21
BSNL
5.0
(2)
"Go for bsnl."
"Get a BSNL sim, 107 for 35 days, 200 mins call."
#22
Fizz
5.0
(2)
"I am paying just CAD4 per month for 30GB data."
"Paying 36$ for 40 GB with Fizz and plenty satisfied."
#23
Telstra
3.3
(3)
"Basically anything using Telstra or Optus is fine."
"Telstra has 300gb for $99 (i think) but has no rollover and price is a bit."
"There's 3 main networks in Australia. Telstra (most expensive but also the most coverage)."
#24
Rocket Mobile
4.5
(2)
"Plans start from $30/month, all with unlimited data."
"I would personally like to suggest Rocket mobile, this was after a recent post of mine."
#25
Claro
4.5
(2)
"Claro is the best esim for the DR."
"You can buy an e-sim that works with Claro for about $10, it’s good for a week."
#26
Felix Mobile
4.5
(2)
"$40 a month unlimited data calls and messages."
"$35 a month unlimited data, calls, SMS, no contract and e-sim if your phone supports."
#27
Metro by T-Mobile
4.0
(2)
"I would recommend Metro by T-Mobile. Cheap enough, good quality enough."
"Metro by T-Mobile $25 a month plan."
#28
IIJmio
4.0
(2)
"Using IIJmio which is a MVNO provider in the Tokyo/Kanagawa area."
"I'm happy with IIJmio, you can get their SIM cards at BicCamera stores."
#29
AT&T
4.0
(2)
"At&t ... Or T- mobile... Both give you worldwide coverage for a decent price."
"This is the reason why I went with ATT; pay more but don’t have to worry about losing my line/account."
#30
Boost
4.0
(2)
"Either way Boost have more access than any of the other sellers like Aldi and Belong."
"I've recently switched to Boost, albeit in a major city."
#31
Chatr
4.0
(2)
"Obviously its chatr."
"Obviously its chatr."
#32
Cricket
4.0
(2)
"Cricket doesn't have service contracts so if you find out you need more data, you can just switch your plan."
"I use Cricket. My coverage is pretty good all over campus and it's relatively cheap."
#33
Virgin Mobile
4.0
(2)
"I have Virgin 20gb for 29 cad (32.48 with tax). This is the cheapest I got back in March."
"Just switched to a 50gb plan for 34$."
#34
Felix
4.0
(2)
"It caps at 20mbps but I can stream, browse, and play some games online with no issues."
"Felix, unlimited 4G data, text and calls for $35/mo."
#35
Orange
4.0
(2)
"I would just get a orange holiday world sim for 45 euros."
"Orange has some good plans...unlimited calls and texts and 20 gb data for 40 E in 14 days."
#36
EE
4.0
(2)
"EE and Vodafone have sim only plans with free roaming in the USA"
"Last time I grabbed an EE sim which offered that, at a special rate."
#37
Lucky Mobile
3.5
(2)
"Lucky mobile is 15-20 bucks a month."
"If you don't care about super fast data, Lucky Mobile (Bell) 3G speed plans are OK."
#38
Ultra Mobile
3.5
(2)
"I've been using Ultra-Mobile for about 2 years, and it works fine."
"I suggest you use Ultramobile PrePay $3/month for receiving SMS 2FA."
#39
Belong
3.5
(2)
"A few of my mates have seconded their $35/month plan - 100gb with rollover and no lock-in contracts."
"Used to be like $10 a month, now $25."
#40
Chingu Mobile
5.0
(1)
"You should definitely check Chingu Mobile. It is the most affordable option."
#41
Three
5.0
(1)
"I use 3, it's unlimited data for €20 a month."
#42
YMobile
5.0
(1)
"I signed up for YMobile recently because my wife is using that."
#43
LG+
5.0
(1)
"I used LG+ and was happy with it."
#44
Korean Plan
5.0
(1)
"It’s like $60 a month for unlimited everything with the three telecom providers in SK."
#45
Spusu UK
5.0
(1)
"I'm currently with Spusu UK on a 5gb, unlimited calls/SMS plan for 5pounds per month."
#46
MetroPCS
5.0
(1)
"I've been with MetroPCS for years... paying $50 a month with unlimited data unlimited calls."
#47
Aldi Mobile
5.0
(1)
"Aldi mobile are doing real cheap plans these days, an employee uses them and highly recommends."
#48
Swype
5.0
(1)
"Swype. Month to month and you’ll have a number in 10 minutes (if you have e sim) Oh and it’s $20/month with first month free."
#49
Yallo Black
5.0
(1)
"Yallo Black, available for the next 30-something hours. 5G unlimited in CH, unlimited Data in EU,USA,CAN."
#50
Spusu
5.0
(1)
"Search online for their 1GB deal, it's £2.90 /month with European Roaming included."
#51
48
5.0
(1)
"Have an unlimited data plan for 12.99 a month."
#52
Digital Republic
5.0
(1)
"I would highly recommend Digital Republic.. great internet speeds."
#53
Aldi
5.0
(1)
"Aldi 💯 uses Telstra network."
#54
Moi
5.0
(1)
"Moi has been the cheapest I have found."
#55
Sky
5.0
(1)
"The Sky €15 a month is by far the best monthly plan out there."
#56
WhistleOut
5.0
(1)
"Https://www.whistleout.com.au/MobilePhones/Guides/best-mobile-phone-plans"
#57
Local Korean Plan
5.0
(1)
"Go with a local Korean Plan and save yourself the money."
#58
Tracfone
5.0
(1)
"I have a tracphone flip phone that costs me $8.33 USD per month ($25/3 months). The service has been grear for me."
#59
Southern Phone
4.0
(1)
"Southern Phone deal through finder.com.au for 100GB and unlimited talk and text - $20/month."
#60
Bell
4.0
(1)
"My mom moved from Telus to Bell today and got a $55 Canada wide plan with 100GB of data."
#61
Rakuten
4.0
(1)
"For a plan, maybe Rakuten."
#62
48.ie
4.0
(1)
"I am with 48.ie - it feels that the broadband is wee bit slower than eir."
#63
Google Fi
4.0
(1)
"Have you considered google fi?"
#64
Lebara
4.0
(1)
"They currently offer some very good prices via uSwitch. 5GB including EU roaming for £4.95 per month."
#65
ID
4.0
(1)
"I'm with ID, £7 a month, loads of data."
#66
Wireless Nation
4.0
(1)
"I have one from Wireless Nation. You must be fairly close to a tower."
#67
Holafly
4.0
(1)
"Check out Holafly. For $99 I had 3 months of unlimited data in Europe."
#68
TooSIM
4.0
(1)
"I used a TooSIM app and was connected right after I got to Australia."
#69
BNE eSIM
4.0
(1)
"If you don’t care about regular calling and texting but having data, you could check out BNE eSIM."
#70
Red Pocket
4.0
(1)
"As a grown up I have been using their 10gb annual plan for several years."
#71
AT&T Prepaid
4.0
(1)
"If att is strong in your area att prepaid does a 12 month for 300 that is good (no hotspot)"
#72
Talk Mobile
4.0
(1)
"I pay £8.75 for 50GB roaming included."
#73
Sun Mobile
4.0
(1)
"With a cheaper price i use Sun mobile with unlimited data."
#74
Birdie
4.0
(1)
"A cheaper prepaid option is Birdie, which uses the Smartone network."
#75
Walmart Family Mobile
4.0
(1)
"It's cheap. No contract required. And they use the big carriers cell towers."
#76
Circles.Life
4.0
(1)
"Did their 6 month deal then I called up and they offered me $22 per month with 50GB."
#77
Mate Mobile
4.0
(1)
"$40 a month. 60gbs of data. Telstra network and 5G."
#78
Finn Mobile
4.0
(1)
"Best data plans out there but it's 4G only for now."
#79
Lazada
4.0
(1)
"Check lazada true unlimited cards. 30mbps for 1800 baht a year."
#80
Ahamo
4.0
(1)
"I used Ahamo (docomo's cheap MVNO) ESIM 4/5 of my time living in Kansai."
#81
Inseego
4.0
(1)
"Get a inseego fx3100 or m3000 off ebay."
#82
Starlink
4.0
(1)
"If you use most of your data at home, I'd consider starlink."
#83
Kogan Mobile
4.0
(1)
"One of their plans is 140GB for 365 days cost $119 which equates to 11.6G for $9.92 per month"
#84
Optus
4.0
(1)
"$39/month student deal for 12 months."
#85
Prepaid Mobile Plan
4.0
(1)
"Get a prepaid mobile plan where you only need to top up when you are in Singapore?"
#86
Fonia
4.0
(1)
"Check this… cheap and working perfectly"
#87
Mighty Mobile
4.0
(1)
"Check out Mighty Mobile, $20 a month for a year. Unlimited data at 10mb/s cap."
#88
2degrees
4.0
(1)
"Me and my wife are with 2degrees. I am on a $75 plan which gives me 100 GB data unlimited text and calls."
#89
Fongo
3.0
(1)
"I signed up for Fongo, we'll see if it works with dual factor authentication from banks."
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