Cell phone plan guides & advice — Page 3

iPhone 14 is eSIM-only in the US — how to activate your carrier in under 10 minutes

iPhone 13 eSIM: yes, with dual eSIM support — how to activate from $10/mo

iPhone 12 eSIM: yes, with 5G support — how to activate from $10/mo

iPhone SE eSIM support by generation — SE 2020 and 2022 confirmed, SE 2016 does not

iPhone XR eSIM: the first iPhone to support it — how to activate any MVNO

iPhone 11 eSIM: yes, it works — how to activate any MVNO from $10/mo

Check your data usage on iPhone or Android — then find a plan that fits your actual usage

Cell phone fees decoded: required taxes vs optional carrier surcharges you don't have to pay

Boost Mobile eSIM activation — how to set up in under 10 minutes

US cell phone bills average $80/mo — here's what that extra $50–$65 actually pays for

eSIM activation in under 10 minutes — iPhone and Android step-by-step

Postpaid vs prepaid: what that extra $50/mo actually pays for (hint: it's not better coverage)

No credit check required — any prepaid plan from $10/mo works regardless of credit history

iPad eSIM data plans from $5/mo — activate directly, skip the carrier's tablet add-on markup

eSIM plans from $10/mo — activate instantly on T-Mobile or Verizon, no SIM card needed

Cheap prepaid plans from $5/mo — no contracts, no credit checks, Big 3 coverage

Unlimited data from $25/mo — Verizon and T-Mobile networks, without the Verizon price

Unlimited talk and text from $10/mo — the right choice if you mostly use WiFi for data

Prepaid family plans from $10/line — no contracts, no credit check, Big 3 coverage

Single-line plans from $5/mo — the cheapest options on Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T