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T-Mobile Magenta Max and Go5G Plus

Runner up for international plans

Traveling with your phone has gotten better in recent years, but it can still get costly in a hurry. While roaming in Canada and Mexico is included by all three major US carriers, going beyond North America can be expensive, particularly if you want faster than 3G or 2G speeds that aren’t helpful for much more than light messaging and email checks. 

Sound confusing? Let’s try and clear things up. 

Additional details: 

• US network: Verizon.
• High-speed data: Unlimited in US, 2GB a day in Canada and Mexico (then “3G” speeds), 10GB a month in over 210 countries (then “2G speeds”).
• Price: $90 per month for one line, $210 per month for four lines (with auto-pay and paper-free billing, assuming all lines are on Ultimate).

In addition to international talk, text and data, Unlimited Ultimate also includes 60GB of mobile hotspot use in the US and Verizon’s highest discounts on new devices. There’s also unlimited talk and text from the US to Canada, Mexico and “one additional country of your choice.” There are no streaming services included, though you can add a number of options, including the Disney bundle and Apple One for $10 per month, per “perk.”

Verizon, unlike T-Mobile, lets you “mix and match” which plans are for which lines on your account. So you can have one line on Ultimate for the month when you’ll be traveling, while keeping the other lines on more affordable Unlimited Plus or Welcome options. You can also lower the Ultimate line down to a more affordable plan when you aren’t traveling.

Additional details: 

• US Network: T-Mobile.
• High-speed data: Unlimited in the US, 5GB of high-speed data in over 215 countries (then 2G-like speeds of 256Kbps), 5GB of high-speed data in Canada and Mexico for Magenta Max/15GB for Go5G Plus (then 2G-like speeds).
• Price: $85 per month for one line (Magenta Max) lines, $90 per month for one line of Go5G Plus. For three lines Magenta Max is $200 per month, Go5G Plus is $185 per month. 

In addition to international data, T-Mobile’s plans also include plenty of high-speed hotspot data in the US (40GB on Magenta Max, 50GB on Go5G Plus), in-flight texting and Wi-Fi, as well as subscriptions to Netflix and Apple TV Plus. T-Mobile’s plans also include taxes and fees in their prices. 

Some additional notes: T-Mobile requires all plans on an account to be on the same plan. If only one line needs international data you should consider Magenta (if you only have one or two lines) or Go5G (if you need three or more lines), with the MaxUp or PlusUp $15 per line add-on. This will let your other lines get a cheaper rate while allowing you to bolster your international data to tap into the Go5G Plus or Magenta Max offerings for the lines that need it. 

And as mentioned, T-Mobile’s plans for one or two lines are cheaper under the Magenta option while promotions have made the Go5G plans better for those looking for three or more lines. 

Additional details: 

• US Network: AT&T.
• High-speed data: Unlimited in the US, unlimited in Mexico and Canada (though could be at “2G speeds”), unlimited high-speed data in 19 Latin American countries. 
• Price: $85 per month for one line, $200 per month for four lines.

AT&T’s top unlimited plan also includes 50GB of high-speed hotspot data. Like Verizon, the carrier also lets you put each line of your account on different unlimited plans. So if only one line out for your four is traveling to a Latin American country, you can put them on Premium and the rest on more affordable options like Unlimited Starter.

What if I don’t want to change my plan?

The big reason we’re focusing on roaming is because one of the most common ways US consumers still buy their phones is through wireless carriers and installment plans. To keep people from taking advantage of subsidized phones and then leaving for other providers, the carriers “lock” their phones to their networks until you finish the 24- or 36-month installment plans. 

Each carrier has different policies on when they unlock. Verizon’s is the best and it will automatically unlock your phone after 60 days. T-Mobile will automatically unlock phones after their installment plans are paid off, which normally is two years at the carrier. AT&T is the worst: Like Verizon, its installment plans are 36 months and even after that period you will still need to actually reach out to the carrier to have it unlock your device. We covered all of this here. 

You could pay off the balance owed on your device to get your carrier to unlock it sooner, but doing so would forfeit the bill credits and the deal you likely got when you upgraded or switched. For example, if you purchased an iPhone 14 at AT&T last year and took advantage of its trade-in deal, paying off that phone early to unlock it would require you to shell out hundreds of dollars now and give up the deal you were given. And then you would still need to go out and get international service on top of that while still keeping your local service for when you return home. 

Depending on your situation this could make sense. If, for instance, you’re traveling abroad for a couple of months and only have a month or two left on your installment plan, paying the $50 or so to your carrier to unlock your phone early so you can get a cheaper phone plan while away could make sense. But you’ll want to check what you owe by heading into your account on your carrier’s website and do the math before rushing to pay everything down and unlocking.

What if I have an unlocked phone?

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