Basic Features
Price: $54
| Networks Used: | AT&T, Sprint, T-Mobile, Verizon |
| Minutes: | Unlimited |
| Texts: | Unlimited |
| High Speed Data: | Unlimited GB |
| Hotspot Data: | Yes |
| International Talk/Text: | No / No |
| WiFi Calling/Texting: | Yes / Yes |
Labeled: Best Unlimited Data Plan,
Available Phones
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Price Breakdown
| 1 Line Monthly / Yearly | $54 / $648 |
Online Payment Forms Accepted
Credit Cards, Debit Cards, Refill CardsPlan Details
- 30 Days
- Only 10GB of data can be used for mobile hotspot
- A maximum of 60GB of data can be used with this plan. Those who go over that limit may have their service terminated
- Video typically streams at DVD quality
- The $54 price shown is with an auto pay billing discount applied. Without auto pay billing enabled the price is $55/month.
- WiFi calling and texting is not available for all devices
Bring Your Own Phone Details
To use Straight Talk on Verizon's network
If you want to use Straight Talk's plan on the Verizon network, your phone should ideally support all of the following LTE bands: 2, 4, 5, 13, 66 . Even if your phone does support all of the bands, the phone needs to be approved by Verizon for use on the network.
To use Straight Talk on Sprint's network
If you want to use Straight Talk's plan on the Sprint network, your phone should ideally support all of the following LTE bands: 25, 26, 41 . Even if your phone does support all of the bands, the phone needs to be approved by Sprint for use on the network.
To use Straight Talk on T-Mobile's network
If you want to use Straight Talk's plan on the T-Mobile network, your phone should ideally support all of the following LTE bands: 2, 4, 12, 66, 71 . At a minimum, your phone should support LTE bands 2 and 4. However, band's 12 and 71 help to provide a better signal inside buildings and wider network coverage.
To use Straight Talk on AT&T's network
If you want to use Straight Talk's plan on the AT&T network, your phone should ideally support all of the following LTE bands: 2, 4, 5, 12, 14, 17, 29, 30, 40, 66 . At a minimum, your phone should support LTE bands 2,4,5,12 or 2,4,5,17.
Straight Talk is a PRIVATE LABEL for Tracphone prepaid wireless retail sales from Walmart locations correct? Please correct me if im wrong, but I need help finding the best unlimted data without data throttling hampering my internet on my two UNLOCKED iPhone XS Max units that I bought from AT&T Wireless. I terminated our relationship with AT&T due to shady upgrade promotion on the iPhone Max in which we had traded on our new Galaxy Note 10 units for the iPhone XS Max units to take advantage of the CARPLAY system in our new car. It was a very expensive… Read more »
AT&T im sure is one of the better wireless providers out there and they are the largest, I am sure they didnt to be the largest wireless provider by shady BOGO upgrade offers. It was the salesperson and the manager on duty pushing a sale however they could making it sound like a upgrade offer of a lifetime just so they can make the commissions on our sale. Ive been told the sales persons working a deal like ours but with full disclosure and not ripping us off by wanting that 2nd NOTE UNIT (the proof that something seriously was… Read more »
So the iPhones you have are unlocked and were from ATT wireless. I know that the Straight Talk SIM CARD will work for sure but I heard that straight talk uses ATT lines on contract. I think you should try a TMOBILE Prepaid Provider. Its a faster network and more reliable throughout any METRO city. I work for INSTACART and had ATT Prepaid and LOST my connection with the InstACART platform when i arrived at various Smiths and Sams CLUBs. I was not able to shop the batch due to crappy connections caused from ATT and the refrigeration units within… Read more »
Can you use I phone 10 on straight talk
Yes
Can anyone verify that using unlimited data on Straight talk with Verizon that data prioritization occurs at 32 gb of usage? I ask this because Verizon unlimited data plans directly with Verizon seem to have data prioritization at 22gb of usage.
Straight Talk does have the buying power and ability to do things a bit differently compared to some other brands. They have advertised 32GB as the data prioritization policy threshold in various promotions in the past such as one found here. They do not however make mention of what the policy is on their website. The only mention they make in regards to their plans is that different networks may have different speeds. It may still be better to err in caution and assume that they follow whatever the parent network’s data prioritization policy is. Also remember, it does not… Read more »