After Fido and Freedom Mobile launched $34/30GB plans for Black Friday, Virgin Plus and Koodo quickly matched the offering on the weekend.
Now, Public Mobile (Telus) has joined the mix, debuting its own $34/30GB 4G plan. We had speculated Public Mobile would ramp up its $34/20GB 5G plan to 30GB, but instead a new $34/30GB 4G plan was added to the Black Friday deals page.
Right now, Public Mobile has the following Black Friday plans:
The company’s 5G speeds offer up to 250 Mbps download speeds, while 4G is up to 100 Mbps.
All plans include unlimited Canada-wide minutes and international messaging.
Will we see a better plan than $34/30GB as we head into Black Friday this week?
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In my opinion Public is not an option as they don’t offer Roaming. I was a Public user for many years until the day I was away and I had to access an important service that sent verification SMS to complete sign in. Roaming is a must
Not that it helps, but they do have a plan that offers US coverage, I think.
It is very unfortunate though if you do need to have a varification sent.
I just switched to public mobile. I left freedom. Kemp my number. Now using eSIM. Very easy
transition, no “activation fee” like freedom has.
I’m on the 40$ for 40Gb on 5G speed.
And I am not a contract, if I ever find a better deal, I can switch or move over to a different company, the thing is that freedom mobile does not have 5G currently in Victoria BC, and that was a big part of my decision.
When you think about it – 250Mbps download speed to a smartphone is kind of ridiculous.
For a computer, yes – it would be useful, but a phone ? Not really.
100Mbps is more than fast-enough for a phone.
I don’t think paying extra for 5G speeds is worth it just yet, at least if you are choosing it for the (speeds).