LTE Plans

[Prime85]

I am not sure which plan to go with, this is the information for the 50$ plan

The $50 service plan includes the same unlimited talk, text, 4G Web services and unlimited YouTube access as the $40 plan. Additional features include international and premium text messaging, turn-by-turn navigation with MetroNAVIGATOR

 

[Aplus]

I am not sure which plan to go with, this is the information for the 50$ plan



It says it has unlimited 4G web but says 1GB of of additional data access.

What does additional data access include and is pandora part of the additional data access.

im not sure if i should get the 50$ plan or the 60$ plan.

I heard it is streaming content like youtube so it might include pandora. If you're not sure, I would just start with the $50 plan and if you find yourself going over the limit then upgrade to the $60 plan. I also heard they are not enforcing the data limits yet but with this phone out now they might start soon.

 

[Prime85]

I heard it is streaming content like youtube so it might include pandora. If you're not sure, I would just start with the $50 plan and if you find yourself going over the limit then upgrade to the $60 plan. I also heard they are not enforcing the data limits yet but with this phone out now they might start soon.

i will do that, i couldnt care less about the the video streaming so i will try that, once it can be rooted i want to use it to tether to my tablet. so i might have to upgrade to the 60$

 

[vlad957]

I think you can't use the $40 dollar plan on the android phones its minimum the $50-60 dollar plan. Theres not a really big difference between the $50-$60 dollar plan just couple more apps and I think unlimited rhapsody music for the $60 dollar plan.Cell Phone Plans with No Contract | Compare Cell Phone Plans & Features | MetroPCS

 

[ChazzMatt]

I would also start on the $50 plan, see how it goes?

Also soon, Metro is going to introduce a $55 plan with 4G data.

Then there's the $60 unlimited plan.

According to Consumer Reports, most people use less data than they think:

Smart-phone data nibblers outnumber data hogs

Looking at the chart, the "median" smarthphone owner uses LESS than 500mb per month.