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Our takeEditorial$15/GB on Verizon makes sense only for a phone that barely touches cellular - a single streaming hour changes the math fast.
Pay $15 per gigabyte on Verizon - only for Xfinity Internet subscribers, and not self-serviceable.
Prices may vary by region, promotions, and account history. Check XFINITY Mobile's website for current offers.
There's no fixed monthly data bucket - the bill reflects what was actually consumed. For a phone that mostly runs on WiFi and needs cellular data only occasionally, this can come out cheaper than any fixed unlimited plan. Two details worth knowing: the plan requires Xfinity Internet, and it's not available through the Xfinity Mobile self-service app - enrollment requires going through sales or support.
That second point creates real friction if something goes wrong or needs changing.
| Technology | Download | Upload | Latency |
|---|---|---|---|
| 4G LTE | 11-75 Mbps | 1-13 Mbps | 49-75 ms |
| 5G | 35-143 Mbps | 5-31 Mbps | 42-64 ms |
| 5G+ / UW | 195-634 Mbps | 10-53 Mbps | 37-57 ms |