weareliferuiner

  • Home
  • TECH
    • APP
    • APP REVIEW
    • GADGETS
    • IOS
    • MAC
    • SMARTPHONE
  • COMMUNICATION
  • LIFESTYLE
    • BEAUTY
    • FAMILY
    • FESTIVAL
    • FITNESS
    • FOOD & DRINK
    • HEALTH
  • MONEY
  • Chocolate
  • PRODUCTIVITY
  • NEWS
  • Contact Us !
Reading: Cricket brings 5G to all of its phone plans
Share
Aa
Aa
weareliferuinerweareliferuiner
Search
  • Home
  • TECH
    • APP
    • APP REVIEW
    • GADGETS
    • IOS
    • MAC
    • SMARTPHONE
  • COMMUNICATION
  • LIFESTYLE
    • BEAUTY
    • FAMILY
    • FESTIVAL
    • FITNESS
    • FOOD & DRINK
    • HEALTH
  • MONEY
  • Chocolate
  • PRODUCTIVITY
  • NEWS
  • Contact Us !
Have an existing account? Sign In
Follow US
© 2022 Foxiz News Network. Ruby Design Company. All Rights Reserved.
weareliferuiner > WORK > Cricket brings 5G to all of its phone plans
WORK

Cricket brings 5G to all of its phone plans

Loknath Das
Last updated: 2021/10/29 at 1:41 PM
By Loknath Das 2 Min Read
Share
SHARE

Wilson, NC / March 29, 2018: A Cricket sign is displayed above the entrance to their retail store in Wilson, North Carolina.

Cricket is no longer reserving 5G for its priciest service tier. As of today, 5G is enabled for all of the prepaid carrier’s plans. As you might guess, the provider is also doing away with the modest 8Mbps cap on most of its plans. You can pay as little as $30 per month (for one line) for 5G, to put it another way — important if you’re more interested in raw speed than anything else.

There are some caveats. Cricket isn’t changing data caps for its two lowest-priced plans, so you could burn through the modest 2GB or 10GB allotments that much sooner. You also don’t have many choices for 5G phones if you buy directly from Cricket, including the iPhone 13 range as well as a handful of low-end Motorola and Samsung models. You’ll still have a strong incentive to use the higher-end tiers, and you may want to bring your own phone.

It’s no secret as to why AT&T is making Cricket more appealing, though. Cricket added 2 million customers (now 12.4 million total) in just the past two years. While AT&T’s regular service clearly has more overall subscribers, Cricket is the hotter property in terms of relative growth. Adding 5G to more plans could keep that momentum alive. And simply speaking, Cricket needed to catch up. Rivals like Boost Mobile and T-Mobile’s Metro already offer 5G across multiple tiers. Your choice of prepaid carriers may now boil down to specific plan features and network quality.

[“source=engadget”]

TAGGED: 5G, all, Brings, Cricket, its, of, Phone, to
Loknath Das October 29, 2021
Previous Article Detox Centers and How to Pick One
Next Article ConsoleMe: A Central Control Plane for AWS Permissions and Access

Latest News

Try out the Samsung Collection app that Chinese users exclusively enjoy!
APP
The iPhone 17’s launch date has been revealed: Apple may release this enigmatic gadget on…
GADGETS
Due to the second wave of COVID-19
SMARTPHONE
Back to basics: How simple fitness outperforms every trend
FITNESS
Vivo T4 Pro Teased to Launch in India Soon; to Be Available on Flipkart
GADGETS
Explained: How the govt is planning to evaluate students’ fitness in schools
FITNESS
Doctors shouldn’t be allowed to object to medical care
HEALTH
How do I begin? Wellness and Fitness for Busy Women: A Guide
LIFESTYLE

Removed from reading list

Undo

Lost your password?