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Since the majority of phones now come with 5G support, it isn't possible to compare them to 4G ones. For example, the iPhone 16 Pro supports 4G and 5G; there isn't a 4G-only version in the US.

5-15GB: Going for a plan with a data offering between 5GB and 15GB is probably the best bet for folks that won’t be using their phones too much on the go, but want a safety net in case the home ...

The family cell phone plans with the best value for their cost among major carriers are undoubtedly T-Mobile's Essentials plans. They offer a generous 50GB of premium data per line for a price ...

For example, Cricket has family plans, and offers a no-frills unlimited data plan with four lines for $100 a month, taxes included. Cricket’s site notes data may be slowed during congestion though.