T-Mobile’s new plan has four lines of unlimited data (and SD video) for $100
Illustration by Alex Castro / The Verge T-Mobile is today announcing the first unified plan it's offering to all customers of the combined T-Mobile / Sprint mega-carrier. Starting on July 24th, the company will offer four lines of unlimited data for $25 per line (if you enable autopay), totaling $100 each month. 5G access is included as part of the plan, and T-Mobile will also throw in a Samsung Galaxy A71 5G if you pay a few extra dollars per month.
But as usual with wireless plans, there are caveats. First, it's always worth underlining that T-Mobile Essentials limits you to standard definition video quality when on the mobile network. You've got to move up to the Magenta Plus plan if you want HD on the go while away from Wi-Fi. T-Mobile says Verizon's lowest priced 5G...