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Data | Starting at 2 GB |
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Minutes | Unlimited |
Texts | Unlimited |
Can I bring my own phone? | Yes |
Cell phone plans starting at: | $55 |
The fifth-largest wireless provider in the nation, U.S. Cellular provides a strong lineup of popular brand-name smartphones and tablets backed by a high-speed network. It boasts that more than 93% of its customers have access to 4G LTE speeds.
U.S. Cellular’s offers straightforward plan structures that include prepaid use, family and business plans.
Total Plans come with unlimited minutes and text messages and no hidden fees:
You can save on this monthly cost with each subsequent line you add to your plan, and you can save an additional $10 a month by enrolling in autopay and paperless billing.
Get unlimited talk, text and data with no contract, no credit check and no overage charges:
Add to any plan unlimited talk and text to Canada and Mexico for $10 a month.
Business Plans stretch U.S. Cellular’s high-speed data allowance to protect you from paying more than you need to:
Get $5 off per line when you have 6+ lines (up to 20 lines). All Business Plans require a connection charge on top of the plan’s cost and include unlimited talk and text to Canada and Mexico.
Be aware that all unlimited data plans stream at standard definition speeds but automatically shift to lower 2G speeds when lines reach a monthly allotment.
Users also report that U.S. Cellular’s no-contract concept can sometimes be overruled by special offers and promotions. Carefully read the terms and conditions of any promotions or sales you take advantage of while signing up to understand their specific requirements.
Sign up for U.S. Cellular online by choosing the plan that best suits your needs. The website will walk you through the process, including adding any new devices, features or accessories. You’ll have the chance to review your full details before confirming your order.
U.S. Wireless offers options for solid wireless service at prices that can be lower than larger carriers. The trick seems to be in weighing the many plan options and promotions.