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Sprint Adds High-Quality Video Option to Unlimited Plan

Aug 26, 2016, 9:53 AM by Eric M. Zeman
updated Aug 26, 2016, 9:56 AM

Sprint today moved to appease its video-loving customers with an add-on that provides unlimited HD video streaming. The Unlimited Freedom Premium plan costs $80 per month for a single line or $140 for two lines and includes 1080p HD high-quality video, music streaming at 1.5Mbps, and gaming at up to 8Mbps. The plan supplements the Unlimited Freedom plan, which costs $60 per month but includes only 480p standard-definition video streaming, 500Kbps music streaming, and 2Mbps gaming. Sprint said for a limited time customers who sign up for the Unlimited Freedom plan will be upgraded to the Unlimited Freedom Premium plan (through 10/31) at no extra cost.

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rafster

Aug 26, 2016, 11:38 AM

If you can't beat them, copy the &#%@! out of them

So, it would be great if they weren't so blatantly copying the TMOne plan

gloopey1

Sprint is merely doing what the other three carriers do: match their competitor's prices and/or plans to retain customers. In fact, my current plan through Sprint (10 gigs each line for $100 for a family of four) even has the T-Mobile name attached to...
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amarryat

Sprint has so much spectrum, they could give this away.

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