We’re officially into June so let’s once again take a look at wireless pricing from Rogers, Telus, Bell and Freedom Mobile, to see how it has change compared to May. Let’s just jump right into it…
Rogers
Pricing and data has not changed for Rogers. But roaming is being limited to 12 and 24 months for the two mid-tier plans.
Telus
Telus added new unlimited plans last month, but it also added a 5GB/day roaming cap on these plans.
Bell
As for Bell, it axed its entry $60/60GB plan and also added a 5GB/day roaming cap last month. As for streaming, it has reverted the $80 plan to now HD streaming, after downgrading it to SD streaming.
Freedom Mobile (All plans include global roaming)
As for Freedom Mobile, it brought back a $40/75GB price point. This likely positions customers to pay $5 more for 100GB of data. Again, there are no roaming caps with Freedom Mobile but your data is limited to 5GB unless you’re paying $50/month or more.
Not a lot of changes heading into June, as it’s typically a slower month with people going on vacation and not really focused on finding a cellphone deal. Once July and August hits, we should start seeing back to school plans and deals creep up again.
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The Telus Unlimited Global ($85/month with auto-pay discount) also includes a big change not mentioned: the Tethering allotment has doubled from 50GB to 100GB, making it very useful for those who use hotspot a lot. I just switched to it.