Although it’s often more expensive than its rivals, Verizon remains the most popular carrier in the US. Let’s look at the best Verizon plans and how they compare against the competition.

Priced at $240, this basic phone is suited for older adults who have limited data needs. I’d recommend using this phone with Verizon’s shared data plan that starts at $55 per month and offers 5GB 4G ...

This slightly older (but still amazing) flagship is currently available for free alongside a new line on either a Plus or Ultimate plan, which is easily one of the best Verizon deals we've seen ...

Verizon offers a wide array of mobile service plans to suit different needs and budgets. But how much do Verizon wireless plans actually cost? In this comprehensive guide, we’ll break down Verizon’s ...

The Verizon pUDP - or prepaid unlimited Jetpack hotspot data plan - was the holy grail of mobile internet. An elusive and short lived unlimited data plan that retired in 2019. Released in November ...

Many MVNOs use Verizon's reliable network to offer similar services at a lower price point. Whether you need the bare minimum ...

For 4G LTE and 5G, Xfinity Mobile uses Verizon’s cell towers, while the mobile hotspots are available from Comcast’s internet service. You can choose from three plans, ranging from $20 to $50.

Here's how Mint Mobile works: you either bring your own unlocked 4G- or 5G-compatible ... over from AT&T or Verizon, and the freebie lines will receive the same plan as the primary line.

Ready to see how Xfinity holds up? Here we go. Comparing prices is not as easy as putting each plan head to head. We already know Verizon is expensive, so it would stand to reason that Xfinity ...

Verizon added more wireless subscribers than expected in the third quarter as the U.S. telecom giant's promotional offers and plans that bundle 5G with streaming services such as Netflix helped ...

The standard Visible Plan isn't slow - it's still using Verizon's 5G and 4G networks where applicable - but it's not prioritized in the same way that the Plus plan is. In layman's terms ...