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We’ve reached out for clarification and will update this guide when we hear back. T-Mobile’s website says you’ll get up to 4K streaming with this Netflix deal however, Netflix’s Standard subscription offers only HD streaming. You’ll still only get a Basic subscription with one line, but if you have two lines or more, you’ll get a Standard subscription, which allows for up to two screens. The Netflix subscription is increased too. Hot spot data is also increased - up to 40GB of high-speed hot spot usage and unlimited hot spot data on 3G speeds. Namely, T-Mobile promises that if you’re a Magenta Max customer, you won’t be throttled based on your data usage no matter how much data you use.
Magenta Max is T-Mobile’s most recent plan, and it breaks the mold in a few ways. Adding a tablet comes at $20 per line, and a wearable at $10 per line. Taxes and fees are included in those prices too, which is a nice touch. Magenta comes at $70 for one line and $40 per line for three lines. Other perks include an hour of Gogo in-flight texting and Wi-Fi and unlimited talk, text, and data (with 5GB of premium data) in Mexico and Canada. Video streaming is still limited to standard definition. You’ll get 5GB of hot spot data on 5G or 4G LTE speeds, then unlimited data on 3G speeds. Magenta is also where you’ll start to get better hot spot data with T-Mobile 5G. You’ll also get a Basic Netflix subscription, which allows for one standard definition screen at a time, but you’ll only get that subscription if you have two lines or more. There are still the basics of unlimited talk, text, and data, but that unlimited data includes 100GB of premium data, which is double what Essentials offers. T-Mobile Magenta is a step up from Essentials, and it’s better in most ways. T-Mobile Magenta Mark Garlick/Science Photo Library via Getty Images Adding data for a tablet comes at $15 per line, and a wearable at $10 per line.
Speaking of price, Essentials comes at $60 for one line and $30 per line for three lines. It’s also important to note that unlike T-Mobile’s other plans, taxes and fees aren’t considered in the base price. However, you’re limited to 3G speeds, and video streaming is limited to standard definition, or 480p, which isn’t great but should be fine for basic YouTube watching. You can still use a hot spot on T-Mobile Essentials. Still, unlike some other carriers’ cheaper plans, Essentials comes with 50 gigabytes (GB) of so-called premium data, which means your speeds won’t get throttled based on your data usage below 50GB in a month. You’ll get unlimited talk, text, and data, but you won’t get some of the perks that some of T-Mobile’s other plans include, like a Netflix subscription. But while it’s cheaper than some of the others on offer, it’s more than good enough for most. T-Mobile Essentials is T-Mobile’s cheapest unlimited data plan. Here’s a rundown of the different plans and what they have to offer. T-Mobile offers three unlimited data plans alongside its prepaid plans. T-Mobile plans Image used with permission by copyright holder If you like cheap phones, you’ll love these 2 new Moto G options New OnePlus budget phone comes packing 2 super-rare features T-Mobile’s huge lead in 5G speeds isn’t going anywhere
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