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Xfinity Mobile Remixes Plans

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Today, 2:14 PM by Rich Brome @rbrome.bsky.social

Xfinity Mobile has replaced its two old mobile service plans with two new ones, with restructured pricing and (mostly) upgrades to what's included. The new entry-level plan is Mobile Select, replacing the old "Unlimited" plan. While the old plan was $40/month for the first line and $20 for additional lines, the new plan is simply $30/month for each line. It has several improvements: Full high-speed data is now capped at 50 GB instead of 30 GB. It also now includes 15 GB of high-speed hotspot data. Unlimited international talk/text/data has now expanded to 215+ countries, instead of just Canada and Mexico. Finally, video streaming quality is being bumped from 480p (SD) to 720p (technically HD). The higher-end plan is now called Mobile Plus, replacing "Premium Unlimited". The new plan runs $45/month for each line, instead of $50 for the first and $30 for additional lines. This means a price hike for everyone except solo lines. One all-new included feature is Mobile Care Plus, which covers repairs, replacements, and live tech help for devices connected to your account. High-speed data remains truly unlimited, while high-speed mobile hotspot data has been upped from 30 to 50 GB. It includes 215+ country international service and 4K video streaming. As before, the premium plans gets you Call Guard spam protection. Regular phone upgrades are also included, but now just once per year instead of twice. As always, Xfinity Mobile is only available as an add-on for existing Xfinity home internet customers. The new plans are available starting today.

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