Not only will tethering multiple devices put extra strain on your phone’s battery, but many tethering plans have strict data limits that aren’t always very high. A mobile hotspot device is ...

The only downside to this plan is the slower connection speed. Unlimited hotspots are capped at 5 Mbps. This speed is still ...

As you might expect from such a lofty name, the plan offers unlimited premium data that AT&T won’t slow down and 50GB of mobile hotspot per line. It comes at a cost, though, as one line is $85 ...

Many of T-Mobile's plans also offer access to Wi-Fi calling – the ability to use your phone as a mobile hotspot – and other perks. The T-Mobile Magenta and T-Mobile Go5G plans offer some ...

Ultra Mobile uses the same T-Mobile 5G network as Mint Mobile, so you can expect roughly the same network experience on ...

T-Mobile has a lot to offer for new and existing customers as America's most awarded 5G network. It also offers some of the most affordable family plans on the market, with a range of added perks ...

Xfinity is a well-known cable provider in the US, providing service for millions of people with TV, home internet, and home ...

unlimited mobile hotspot data (though restricted to 2G speeds), and the ability to use your plan in Canada and Mexico. A single line of data costs $60. T-Mobile offers discounted unlimited plans ...

We independently review everything we recommend. When you buy through our links, we may earn a commission. Learn more› By Rob Pegoraro On July 12, AT&T announced that bad actors had stolen ...

As long as the central cell network infrastructure is not damaged by a storm, hotspot devices, such as Verizon’s ...

For a limited time, Mint Mobile has dropped the three-month price for all of its plans to just $15 per month. That means, the Unlimited plan, normally $30 per month, or $90 for three months, is no ...

Verizon Cell Phone Plans. AT&T and T-Mobile are both known for their generous data and mobile hotspot allowances. This is true of all T-Mobile plans, though, whereas subscribers will have to go ...