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Meanwhile, third-party testing firm OpenSignal says that T-Mobile has the fastest 5G speeds for both downloads and uploads as well as the most 5G availability.

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In our LTE network testing, we found T-Mobile’s LTE download speeds were fast, even if Verizon and AT&T both finished ahead of the Uncarrier. And if you don’t need all that data, T-Mobile’s 2GB and 5GB prepaid plans are among the cheapest you’ll find. Hearty discounts as you add lines also make Magenta the best family cell phone plan. T-Mobile offers the best unlimited data plan in the business, with its $70 Magenta plan that bakes taxes and fees into the cost of the plan and also lets you use your data when you’re overseas (albeit at slower speeds). But T-Mobile always seems to be one step ahead of the competition. The Uncarrier has spent years upending the wireless business, forcing its rivals to follow suit on generously priced unlimited data plans and aggressive promotions. When it comes to the best mix of data plans, coverage and perks, T-Mobile is a tough phone carrier to beat. The only strike against T-Mobile was its hard caps on data for pre-paid plans.

Incidentally, Tom’s Guide found that T-Mobile - and not Verizon - was the top carrier in the country due to its range of plans and solid connectivity. Looking specifically at network quality, it’s no surprise to see the list dominated by established players like Verizon and AT&T. When the dust settled, these were the least liked carriers in the US, with the worst carrier checking in at number one. Before diving in, it’s worth noting that ASCI’s own methodology ranked carriers based on a number of factors, including the selection of available plans, call quality, customer support, understanding of the bill, nationwide network coverage, the incidence of dropped calls, and of course, download speeds.

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