It’s a little more complicated. Verizon was our choice with its Play More plan which gathered in the Disney Bundle (Disney Plus, Espn Plus and Hulu with advertisements) and services like Google Pass or Apple Arcade in the price of the plans of the plan.
Now, the carrier has updated its wireless plans to remove the advantages such as the Disney or Apple Arcade and Google Play pack to be automatically included with its service. Even with its new plans, it is always our choice for the best advantages, but it will require a little more explanation.
Instead of automatically put services, it now offers a variety of advantages at $ 10 per month per advantage, allowing you to choose what you want. It also allows its plan at a lower cost, known as unlimited welcome, to participate.
Unlimited reception costs $ 65 per month for a line or $ 120 per month for four lines. You get unlimited discussions, texts and data, but you do not have access to Verizon’s fastest 5G networks (which he calls “5G Ultra Wideband”) or Hotspot data. To do this, you will have to go to its more expensive Unlimited Plus plan ($ 80 for a line, $ 180 for four lines).
Welcome plans and more include the possibility of adding advantages at this rate of $ 10 per month. This includes the Disney bundle (normally $ 15 per month), Apple One Individual (normally about $ 17 per month), the Apple Music family (which can be shared with five people and normally costs $ 17 per month) and Walmart Plus (normally $ 13 per month but also understands more essential).
There are also other advantages, including an additional 100 GB data on Hotspot (normally $ 45 per month), 2 TB of Verizon Cloud storage (normally $ 15 per month), three days of international data (which the carrier calls TravelPass, normally $ 10 per day).
All advantages can be activated or deactivated at will, and you could give them up entirely. You can even go with several advantages on a single line.
That this is logical for your situation may require a certain time with a spreadsheet through the services that work for you and what you are ready to pay for them. The savings could add up if you pay directly for some of these services, but it could also be more expensive than your existing plan.
It should also be mentioned that Verizon allows you to “mix and match”, so if everyone does not need faster 5G connectivity, they could be on unlimited well-being, while the one who does it can go on a Limited plus.
AT&T allows something similar with his unlimited plans, but for the moment, he no longer offers streaming advantages. To obtain the advantages of T-Mobile, everyone must be on the same level.
If you wanted a cheaper way to save on one or two services like the Disney bundle, you may have four lines for $ 120 per month, add the Disney Perk for $ 10 and pay $ 130 per month for the entire package.
Oh, and you can also combine these plans with other Verizon discounts for teachers, nurses, soldiers and first stakeholders to save a little more.
