Bell has launched a new $60/15GB ‘Promo 15’ plan, that has non-shareable data.
The plan has 15GB of data at up to 150 Mbps 4G speeds, with extra data billed at $20/1GB. You get SD video streaming quality and unlimited calling and messaging in Canada.
The plan is similar to what Rogers has had for a while now, a $60/15GB non-shareable 4G data plan that also has speeds at 150 Mbps, and with $20/GB overages, to go with unlimited calling and messaging in Canada.
As of writing, Telus has not matched this $60/15GB non-shareable plan on its website.
Flanker brands such as Fido and Koodo Mobile are offering up better plans for $60, as they include 20GB of data. But promos are offering $10 bill credits for 24 months, taking them down to $50 per month for 20GB of data.
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Big fat LOL. 😂
You can literally get the same thing at Public Mobile for $40/mo. if you don’t mind the forum style of customer service and the 100 Mbps 4G speeds.
“You get SD video streaming quality” – so you literally get better video with a cheaper Chatr 3G plan lol.
Edit: Just noticed even with the expensive $85 5G plan you STILL only get SD video. So what is the point of having 5G if you can’t even use the speed for video? How is it that you get better video streaming on a 3G plan than these 4G & even 5G plans? The mind boggles.
When you only need 6mbps to watch HD video, why do you need 150mbps on a cellphone?!?!