The $20 per month Essential plan offers access to Verizon’s Nationwide 5G (the low-band one, not UW) and 4G LTE connectivity. It caps video streaming at 720p HD quality. Once you have exhausted your 15GB of premium mobile hotspot data, your internet speed will be reduced to 600 Kbps for the remainder of the month. Next up, we have the $40 per month Plus plan which includes the Ultra Wideband (UW) mmWave 5G. Of course, that’s if your hotspot device supports this flavor of next-gen wireless connectivity. You get 50GB of high-speed mobile hotspot data with 4K UHD streaming on UW 5G, though you know mmWave 5G coverage is very spotty. When on low-band 5G or 4G LTE, you’ll be limited to 720p HD streaming. The Pro ($60 per month) and Premium ($80 per month) plans come with the same streaming caps and 5G connectivity as the Plus plan. Except that you’ll be getting 100GB and 150GB of high-speed mobile hotspot data respectively. For these two plans, as well as Plus, your internet speed will be lowered to 3Mbps when on 5G UW and 600 Kbps when on low-band 5G or 4G LTE after you have exhausted your premium data limit for the month.
Wherever you go, Verizon’s got your internet needs covered with its mobile hotspot plans
Verizon’s mobile hotspot plans are compatible with the latest hotspot devices it offers. These include the Inseego MiFi M2100 5G UW and the Verizon Jetpack MiFi 8800L. So get the device and plan of your choice, and you’re all set. Wherever you go, Verizon has got your internet needs covered. The Essential and Plus mobile hotspot plans are available to all Verizon customers. And if you add them with the $45 per month Do More or $55 per month Get More Unlimited plans, they will cost half their standalone prices. This brings their effective price to $10 and $20 per month respectively. The Pro and Premium plans, meanwhile, are essentially an add-on with an Unlimited mobile plan. Customers can still choose to purchase the two as standalone plans. However, as standalone plans, they will cost $90 and $110 per month respectively. You can find more details about Verizon’s new mobile hotspot plans and compatible devices here.
