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I pay ~40 Swiss francs (it's actually a per-day calculation so it varies a little bit depending on the length of the month). This is roughly $45 right now, but it does fluctuate quite a bit in US dollars.
I get unlimited calls, SMS and data in Switzerland but only within Switzerland.
In addition, when I travel to the EEA (this is EU + a few more countries, like Lichtenstein) I can use my phone locally as if I were in Switzerland (so free roaming, data, I can receive and make calls to that particular country), plus I can call Switzerland.
Basically what I don't have is international calls but I use Skype for that.
I get unlimited calls, SMS and data in Switzerland but only within Switzerland.
In addition, when I travel to the EEA (this is EU + a few more countries, like Lichtenstein) I can use my phone locally as if I were in Switzerland (so free roaming, data, I can receive and make calls to that particular country), plus I can call Switzerland.
Basically what I don't have is international calls but I use Skype for that.
I’m with Maxis in Malaysia. I pay equivalent of US$13 per month for 75 GB of data on 5G network, unlimited SMS & calls.
I got T-Mobile Essential Plan 5 lines for $125 but sometimes when there is slow service I ask for credit so sometimes my bill is $80 a month or less.
$145/month Tmobile
Magenta Max
4 phone (14 Pro Max)
I have a 20% discount due to the some signup program I think no longer exists.
Magenta Max
4 phone (14 Pro Max)
I have a 20% discount due to the some signup program I think no longer exists.
At the moment €20 monthly with Odido (formerly T-Mobile) on a 20GB plan. Upgrading to Unlimited plan next month at €26 monthly.
I have Red Rocket on my side phone...unlimited talk + text...1 GB of data for $12.66 ($10+Fees) using AT&T network.
My Verizon bill decreased from $100.07 to $85.85 once I removed the cellular watch plan for my Ultra. I barely answer any calls on my watch and I always have my phone with me. No sense in throwing away more money.
Two lines with Fido on one iPhone
$35 CAD
50gb unlimited talk text
1000 long distance
$35 CAD
60gb unlimited talk text
$35 CAD
50gb unlimited talk text
1000 long distance
$35 CAD
60gb unlimited talk text
Orange Flex (Poland):
50 PLN ($11.5) incl. tax. Unlimited calls and text nationwide. 80 GB of data in Poland, 9.5 GB in roaming in the EU.
2 additional SIM cards (one for my tablet, one for apple watch) connected on the same package. Classic SIM and eSIM available (using eSIM for iPhone). The eSIM works to be activated in roaming as well if you have already a plan.
Free calls in roaming via wifi to PL, free calls and text in roaming in the EU (unlimited, anywhere to EU).
Paying 15 PLN/ $3.5 more this month for 100 international minutes (incl. to USA), I had to call Apple in the US few times 🤣
But getting an iPhone (and not only) here it's crazy expensive. The price difference, with tax, between a 15 Pro 512 in US vs Poland is $420. So I bought a plane ticket and going to pickup my new shiny iPhone from an Apple Store in NYC, the ticket was exactly $420.
Since 13 I'm always buying them from US and also doing trade in there. It's just waaaay cheaper.
I'm tempted to get Mint Mobile too, going to US few times per year and sometimes I need a damn US number (like I needed now to pre-order the 15 Pro with in store pickup, so I used a friend's number). But it's hard to justify the price just for maybe 50 days per year of usage
50 PLN ($11.5) incl. tax. Unlimited calls and text nationwide. 80 GB of data in Poland, 9.5 GB in roaming in the EU.
2 additional SIM cards (one for my tablet, one for apple watch) connected on the same package. Classic SIM and eSIM available (using eSIM for iPhone). The eSIM works to be activated in roaming as well if you have already a plan.
Free calls in roaming via wifi to PL, free calls and text in roaming in the EU (unlimited, anywhere to EU).
Paying 15 PLN/ $3.5 more this month for 100 international minutes (incl. to USA), I had to call Apple in the US few times 🤣
But getting an iPhone (and not only) here it's crazy expensive. The price difference, with tax, between a 15 Pro 512 in US vs Poland is $420. So I bought a plane ticket and going to pickup my new shiny iPhone from an Apple Store in NYC, the ticket was exactly $420.
Since 13 I'm always buying them from US and also doing trade in there. It's just waaaay cheaper.
I'm tempted to get Mint Mobile too, going to US few times per year and sometimes I need a damn US number (like I needed now to pre-order the 15 Pro with in store pickup, so I used a friend's number). But it's hard to justify the price just for maybe 50 days per year of usage
What is the upper limit value of goods bought abroad you can bring back into Poland without having to pay taxes and / or customs duties?Orange Flex (Poland):
50 PLN ($11.5) incl. tax. Unlimited calls and text nationwide. 80 GB of data in Poland, 9.5 GB in roaming in the EU.
2 additional SIM cards (one for my tablet, one for apple watch) connected on the same package. Classic SIM and eSIM available (using eSIM for iPhone). The eSIM works to be activated in roaming as well if you have already a plan.
Free calls in roaming via wifi to PL, free calls and text in roaming in the EU (unlimited, anywhere to EU).
Paying 15 PLN/ $3.5 more this month for 100 international minutes (incl. to USA), I had to call Apple in the US few times 🤣
But getting an iPhone (and not only) here it's crazy expensive. The price difference, with tax, between a 15 Pro 512 in US vs Poland is $420. So I bought a plane ticket and going to pickup my new shiny iPhone from an Apple Store in NYC, the ticket was exactly $420.
Since 13 I'm always buying them from US and also doing trade in there. It's just waaaay cheaper.
I'm tempted to get Mint Mobile too, going to US few times per year and sometimes I need a damn US number (like I needed now to pre-order the 15 Pro with in store pickup, so I used a friend's number). But it's hard to justify the price just for maybe 50 days per year of usage
$65 Cdn unlimited talk and text on Rogers. 150 gb and can use in US and Mexico at no extra charge.
That’s what keeping me from leaving Verizon. Free Apple Music, Apple Arcade and the Disney+/Hulu/ESPN bundle have saved me a pretty penny. With the new plans I think you have to add them separately and that’ll jack your bill up.Reasonable amount
Text support seems more tolerable. Just went through it today — Apple Pay wasn’t working. Finally got it to work.
EE Full Works for iPhone (with 20% work perk discount): £36/month, unlimited calls/texts/data, 50Gb roaming data/calls/texts in EU+US/Canada/Mexico/Australia/New Zealand. Comes with Apple One individual plan, which I was already paying for, so effectively makes it £19.05/month.