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Verizon Rolls Out 1 GB Plan for Non-Phones

Jan 26, 2017, 11:41 AM by Eric M. Zeman

Verizon Wireless today made available a new service plan for connected devices other than smartphones. The plan costs $15 per month ($10 with auto-pay) and provides 1 GB of LTE date in addition to unlimited talk and text for select devices. Verizon envisions the plan will be ideal for hardware such as tablets, smartwatches, mobile hotspots, connected security cameras, and gear such as the kid-focused GizmoGadget. The service plan can stand on its own and doesn't need to be associated with another line. There is no line-based access charge, but taxes and fees are not included.

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rafster

Jan 26, 2017, 1:00 PM

Actually a decent deal...

What happens after the 1GB. Do you get throttled? Do you get charged $10/extra gig used?

rwalford79

If it's for non-phones, why does it include Unlimited Talk & Text?

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