Comcast adds 5G services to all Xfinity Mobile plans

News Wireless United States 19 MEI 2020
Comcast adds 5G services to all Xfinity Mobile plans
Comcast said its Xfinity Mobile is launching 5G services at no extra charge, no matter if customers are paying for their data as unlimited or by the gigabyte.

New and current customers can choose from two 5G data options: 'By the Gig' shared data for 1 GB for USD 15, 3 GB for USD 30 and 10 GB for USD 60; or Unlimited data, which costs from USD 45 per month per line. 

Existing Xfinity Mobile customers can opt-in to a 5G data option through the Xfinity Mobile app. Xfinity Mobile is available to Xfinity Internet customers and includes up to five lines of unlimited nationwide talk and text, with no activation fees, and no phone line access fees.

5G phones like the Samsung Galaxy S20+ and Galaxy S20 Ultra can be had on xfinitymobile.com, and additional devices will get added in the future.

Xfinity Mobile’s 5G service is now available in 34 cities across the US, including Atlanta, Boston, Chicago, Denver, Detroit, Houston, Memphis, Miami, Minneapolis, Spokane, St Paul, and Washington, DC, with more locations to be added in the future. 

Categories:

Mobile

Companies:

Samsung,  Comcast,  Xfinity Mobile

Countries:

United States

Tags:

Launch, Internet Access, Pricing, 5G

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