T-Mobile’s Magenta Max might be the first truly unlimited 5G plan

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  • T-Mobile announced a new plan called Magenta Max on Monday, which is the first truly unlimited 5G plan that won't slow down based on how much data you use.
  • In addition to no throttling, the Magenta Max plan also lets you stream in 4K.
  • Magenta Max starts at $47 per month per line for three lines for a limited time.

Finding a good 5G plan has been nearly impossible since the new wireless standard arrived, but T-Mobile is suddenly making a compelling case that its 5G plans are the ones to beat. This week, T-Mobile announced a new monthly plan called Magenta Max, which it claims is "the first and only 5G smartphone plan built to show what a truly powerful 5G network can do for consumers." It does so by eliminating data throttling altogether, as T-Mobile explains in a press release that "you can’t be slowed down based on how much [data] you use."

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T-Mobile’s Magenta Max might be the first truly unlimited 5G plan originally appeared on BGR.com on Mon, 22 Feb 2021 at 18:49:14 EDT. Please see our terms for use of feeds.

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