The most recent package includes unlimited premium internet, 25GB of mobile hotspot use, complete 5G access, including millimeter-wave and C-band, and the Apple One(Opens in a new window) services bundle that Apple unveiled in September 2020. Furthermore, it offers up to a 50% discount on Verizon Fios or fixed-wireless home internet as well as a 50% discount on a number of Verizon plans for connected devices including smartwatches, tablets, and hotspots. Prices for a single line on Verizon’s website as of Wednesday morning started at $90 before taxes and fees, with the pricing for four lines falling to $50. In comparison to Verizon’s other five unlimited plans, these figures place One Unlimited practically at the top of the pricing spectrum:
The Apple One package of music, TV, games, and iCloud+ storage is part of the new high-end plan. Verizon’s sixth unlimited-data phone plan is called “One Unlimited for iPhone” Image. To count all of Verizon’s unlimited-data smartphone plans, two hands are now required. Hours before Apple’s iPhone 14 presentation, the telecom provider launched its sixth postpaid unlimited package on Wednesday, dubbed One Unlimited for iPhone.
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5G Play More, from $80 base rate on a single line to $45 for each of four lines, includes 50GB of premium data, 25GB of mobile-hotspot data, the Hulu/Disney+/ESPN trio, Apple Arcade or Google Play Pass, and up to 50% off Verizon Fios or fixed-wireless home broadband. 5G Do More, from $80 base rate on a single line to $45 for each of four lines, includes 50GB of premium data, 25GB of mobile-hotspot use, one free TravelPass international-roaming day a month, 600GB of Verizon cloud storage, up to 50% off Verizon Fios or fixed-wireless home broadband, and up to 50% off many smartwatch, tablet, hotspot or other connected-device plans.
5G Get More, from $90 base on one line to $55 for each of four, features unlimited premium data, 50GB of mobile-hotspot data, the Hulu/Disney+/ESPN ads-included streaming-video bundle, a choice of Apple Arcade or Google Play Pass, one free TravelPass international-roaming day a month, 600GB of Verizon cloud storage, up to 50% off Verizon Fios or fixed-wireless home broadband, and up to 50% off many smartwatch, tablet, hotspot or other connected-device plans.
5G Start, from $70 base rate on one line to $35 for each of four lines, offers no priority data and only low-band 5G, plus 5 GB of mobile-hotspot use. Welcome Unlimited, added in July, is Verizon’s Basic Economy product. Rates go from $65 base rate on one line to $30 each on four, with only low-band 5G included and zero priority data or mobile-hotspot use allowed. Apple One service starts at $14.95 a month for a combination of Apple Music, Apple TV+, Apple Arcade and 50GB of iCloud+. A family plan for up to five people costs $19.95 and ups the iCloud storage to 200GB.