There are four main cell phone providers—Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint. Verizon and AT&T take two spots on the podium, but who deserves number 3? Read our full review at https://www.reviews.org/mobile/t-mobile-vs-sprint-cell-phone-plans/?kbid=123489
While Verizon and AT&T are the largest networks, some people love the lower prices and unlimited data plans that T-Mobile and Sprint have to offer.
But when it comes down to choosing one over the other, who should you choose? And why?
We’ll go through T-Mobile and Sprint’s pricing, packages, coverage, and more. Get ready for a race.
T-Mobile vs. Sprint coverage
T-Mobile comes out on top and has better nationwide coverage than Sprint. Both have better coverage in the eastern US than in the western US.
T-Mobile vs. Sprint data
Sprint gives you 23 GB of unthrottled 4G data each month.
T-Mobile gives you a whopping 50 GB 4G data each month. Good luck using all of that.
Sprint perks
Unlimited data and texting in most countries
Complimentary subscription to Hulu
Possibly Amazon prime (depending on plan)
T-Mobile perks
Unlimited data and text in most countries
In-flight GoGo internet
Includes taxes and fees in the advertised price
T-Mobile vs. Sprint pricing (all prices are for 1 line only)
Sprint is a bit cheaper in most regards, but
Sprint Unlimited Basic costs $60/mo. and includes International talk and text + Hulu
Sprint Unlimited Plus costs $70/mo. and includes International talk and text + Hulu + Tidal + 15 GB hotspot
Sprint Unlimited Premium costs $90/mo. and includes International talk and text + Hulu + Tidal + 15 GB hotspot + Lookout + 50 GB hotspot + Amazon Prime
T-Mobile ONE costs $70/mo. and includes International text and data, in-flight texting w/ 1 hr data, Netflix, 50 GB unthrottled data, mobile hotspot
T-Mobile ONE Plus costs $80/mo. and includes International text and data, in-flight texting w/ 1 hr data, Netflix, 50 GB unthrottled data, mobile hotspot and ONE + HD streaming, unlimited in-flight Wi-Fi, voicemail to text
Sprint vs. T-Mobile phones
Both carriers accept iPhones and Samsung phones. You can bring your own Google Pixel but the carriers don’t sell them.
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