AT&T old grandfathered unlimited vs. new unlimited plus

[cowboyclint25]

Any experience / thoughts?

 

[HD Poke]

I have been looking at this also. I have one of the old grandfathered enterprise unlimited plans with 4G LTE. It sounds like the Unlimited Plus is similar speed, but they throttle you back after 22GB. I have never been close to that much data.

 

[purkey]

I switched because it was so much cheaper...I think they even knocked $25 a month off direct tv.

 

[HD Poke]

I switched because it was so much cheaper...I think they even knocked $25 a month off direct tv.

Have you noticed any difference in speed?

 

[SquinkY5786]

I have been looking at this also. I have one of the old grandfathered enterprise unlimited plans with 4G LTE. It sounds like the Unlimited Plus is similar speed, but they throttle you back after 22GB. I have never been close to that much data.

Im on the new one and haven't ever encountered slower GBs. And I have used up to 50+GBs. I think they just make you lower priority on the tower. And if the tower isn't busy then you arent' affected.

 

[purkey]

no...but I stay well below that 22gb. I have a son who uses over 30 and he doesn't notice any difference...he's watching movies.

 

[CBradSmith]

Does the 22gb per line apply to only content used by that specific device, or can it (the 22gb) be used toward acting as a hotspot for a separate tv to stream?

 

[rivercowboy]

I’m grandfathered in and somehow I have used 156gb this period.

 

[SquinkY5786]

Does the 22gb per line apply to only content used by that specific device, or can it (the 22gb) be used toward acting as a hotspot for a separate tv to stream?

Last I checked you Get 10 GB of hotspot and 22 GB of unlimited before it’s possible slowed. But I have used almost 60 GB and never noticed slow rate

 

[cowboyclint25]

You are correct.