It’s almost that time of year that savvy shoppers like myself look forward to, Black Friday. You can find tons of things on sale, even useful things you can’t go without. This includes phones and phone plans. As we near the end of the year, many of us might be reaching the end of phone plan contracts and are looking for a switch. And this doesn’t mean you’ll need to spend a lot, either.
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In fact, one of our favorite cheap phone plans just got a major discount. For a limited time, new customers can try any US Mobile plan free for 30 days. There are no commitments or strings attached either. That way, you can give the plan a go before signing up for it. Plus, the plans are priced great if you decide to sign up.
US Mobile, which runs on Verizon’s network for its “Warp 5G” service, AT&T’s for its “Dark Star” option and T-Mobile’s for its “GSM” or “Light Speed” offering, includes both unlimited and “by the gig” plans, so you can pick what works best for you. The unlimited plan is as low as $18 per month while the 5GB data with unlimited talk and text plan is just $15 a month.
With this free trial you can make sure you like the service before signing up for a plan. Keep in mind for the unlimited plan, you can use 10GB of high-speed data then unlimited at slower speeds. You even get some hotspot data. With either plan, you can switch between networks to get the best speeds and signal. And with no contracts or hidden fees, the price you see is the price you pay. Sign up for a free trial to see if it’s right for you.
If you need a new phone to go with your new phone plan, take a look at our full roundup of the best phone deals going on right now.
Why this deal matters
Phone plans can easily become an expensive monthly cost. This can really add up if you’re paying for a fancy phone or have multiple lines. And if you don’t get signal everywhere you need, it can be super frustrating. That’s why US Mobile is letting you give their service a go before signing up. If you don’t like it after the 30-days, you don’t need to sign up. There aren’t any commitments or contracts. But if you do like it, the plans are pretty affordable.
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