Anyone using this? How does it work in practice?
Also, who the fuck cares about the states? Their mobile shit is fine. Should've launched this in canada where we actually need other carriers.
>>52108373
T-Mobile $30 Walmart plan is cheaper. Unlimited date with 100min of talk time. Extra min is like a cent, so its not that big of a deal.
>>52108373
>Google spyware
No thanks.
>>52108413
I'm on this plan. It's amazing in major citites but whenver I visit my family in the boonies my signal goes to shit. For $30 though its worth it.
Is cricket any better?
too much botnet
>>52108783
Cricket is att, better coverage outside of cities, but not as good in them.
I ditched Verizon for Fi. I haven't experienced any issues, works great for me.
I have the $30/mo plan.
>>52108462
You are so cool.
It works great if you aren't a big data user. The latest Android update enabled band 12 which improved coverage indoors.
It's sprints network
>>52108413
I switched from that plan to Fi and then swiftly back. The only real plus for me of the service was the nice usage app. Otherwise T-Mobile alone is gr8 (I live between Greenville, SC, and a small town in the NC mountains where you're just better off with us cellular in terms of coverage).
>>52109006
metro pcs vs t mobile
>>52108373
Republic Wireless is much cheaper.
I've been averaging $13/month on my 2nd Gen Moto X.
>>52108373
>Their mobile shit is fine.
AaaaaaahahahahahahahHahHahahahahahahahhaha
>>52108373
I use it and it works fine in practice. Not as cheap as T-Mobile but I'm an early adopter fag, and I like the idea of cheap data abroad even though I never leave my basement