Best Senior Unlimited Cell Phone Plans, Tested and Reviewed

Testing out the IRIS Easy Flip from Consumer Cellular

All of Consumer Cellular’s plans are designed for older adults, including the unlimited plan. At $50 per month, the unlimited plan is an affordable option, with no surprises or long-term commitments. If you sign up for multiple lines, you’ll see significant savings: $60 per month for two lines or $80 per month for three lines. You can stop your service and switch to another carrier at any time without paying penalty fees.

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Consumer Cellular’s phone plans shine for AARP members. At checkout, we saved five percent on our monthly bill by being members. It may not sound like much, but it could save you up to $30 per year, per line. If you’re not an AARP member, you can sign up at checkout so you can still qualify for the discount.

As members, we also qualified for an extended 45-day no-risk guarantee. If you decide Consumer Cellular’s service isn’t the right fit for you, you have a little time to cancel your plan and get your money back. For those who aren’t members, this period drops to 30 days, which is the industry standard.

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Consumer Cellular is a great no-frills mobile carrier for older adults. The company’s website and award-winning customer service make it easy to sign up for a plan. If you want to buy a new phone from Consumer Cellular, you can sign up online or over the phone.

Aside from its status as an approved AARP carrier, Consumer Cellular does little to provide specific features or perks for seniors, unlike Lively’s medical alert features or Visible’s international service. If you’re just looking to stay connected, this shouldn’t be a deal breaker.

Plans and Pricing

We found that picking a Consumer Cellular plan is simpler than shopping with carriers like AT&T or T-Mobile. There’s only one unlimited plan, costing $40 per month for one line if you’re 50 and older. There is also an 18+ unlimited option, though it costs $60.

If you find you don’t need so much data, you can switch to one of three limited plans: 10 GB for $35 per month, 5 GB for $25 per month, or 1 GB for $20 per month. These affordable plans have unlimited talk and text. But if you’re accustomed to unlimited data, they might feel like substantial downgrades. We consider the jump from 10 GB to unlimited data for $15 extra per month worthwhile.

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We loved the simplicity of choosing a plan with Consumer Cellular. We didn’t have to sign any long-term contracts and knew what we were getting at sign-up. It was also easy to take advantage of the five percent AARP discount.

Senior-Friendly Features

We believe the simplicity of Consumer Cellular’s plans is a huge plus for seniors. We didn’t have to spend hours researching different options and reading fine print to find the best deal. You pick the plan and phone you want (if needed). We love that Consumer Cellular offers senior-friendly phones (like the IRIS Easy Flip) and affordable plans designed for seniors.

» Our Phone Review: IRIS Easy Flip Review

Whether you’re looking for a simple flip phone or an advanced smartphone, you’ve got options. We’ve found that these products are simple to use. They offer the best features for seniors, such as internet access, large screens, simple navigation, powerful speakers, and more.

Using one of our favorite tablets for seniors, the GrandPad from Consumer Cellular

We appreciate the senior-friendly phones and AARP discounts, but beyond that, Consumer Cellular doesn’t offer many features for older adults. It’s a simple carrier that makes it easy to get an affordable unlimited phone plan.

Soft Data Caps

While we noticed that Consumer Cellular doesn’t advertise its soft data caps when you sign up for a plan, the information is readily available online. Once you exceed 50 GB of data usage in a given month, your speeds slow down. If you use a lot of data for streaming, GPS navigation, or even regular web browsing, you’ll see your speeds throttled each month.

That said, 50 GB is almost excessive. Most seniors will not come close to this amount of data usage unless they have several lines on their plan. To put it to the test, we used our iPhone 15 to stream Netflix in HD for hours on end (we left the phone plugged in and playing). After doing this for about four hours per day, we hit the 50 GB limit in about a week.

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We noticed the speed slowed down significantly after that. It took longer to load web pages and open apps. We also encountered worse image quality and far more buffering when streaming content. Once more, 50 GB is a substantial amount. If you can connect your phone to Wi-Fi when at home, it’s unlikely you’ll come close to the soft data cap.

The Jitterbug Smart4 home screen

Lively designs its phones and plans for seniors. That makes it a fantastic option for older adults who prefer simplicity. The company also offers health and safety features, elevating it above its competitors.

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Keep in mind that Lively’s phone plans only work with Lively devices. The company offers two phones only: the Jitterbug Smart4 ($119.99) and the Jitterbug Flip2 ($79.99). If you’re looking for a more robust smartphone or a wider variety of options, you might prefer AT&T, T-Mobile, or Consumer Cellular.

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Lively’s unlimited talk and text plan costs $14.99 per month. If you want to upgrade to a plan with health and safety features, you’ll pay $34.99 to $44.99 per month. You can also add data ranging from 1GB to unlimited to your plan for up to $30 per month.

Lively stands out with its health and safety features. The Preferred phone plan offers 24/7 access to urgent response agents and Lively Link, an app that keeps loved ones updated on your health and safety. The Premium package offers the same features, plus on-call nurses and a care advocate to help create a personalized health plan. No other carrier offers these features.

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With add-on health and safety features and phones designed for seniors, there are plenty of reasons to consider Lively. However, adding all the health and safety features will substantially increase your bill. Still, we believe the safety features and easy-to-use phones are worth the cost.

Plans and Pricing

Unlimited talk, text, and data with Lively is about $5 cheaper than a comparable phone plan with T-Mobile. However, Lively is not the cheapest option, especially when adding health and safety features.

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Lively breaks down its plans into three distinct parts. You can get unlimited talk and text for $14.99 per month. If you want unlimited data, it costs an additional $30 per month, bringing your monthly premium to $44.99 (not including taxes and fees).

While these prices are competitive, they don’t allow you to enjoy some of the most significant benefits of a Lively phone. Access to health and safety features, such as 24/7 Urgent Response, requires upgrades to the Preferred plan ($34.99 per month) or the Premium plan ($44.99 per month). So, if you want unlimited talk, text, and data, plus the health and safety features, you could pay as much as $74.99 per month.

Remember, Lively’s devices double as medical alert systems. That means you’re getting two devices for the price of one. Stand-alone medical alert systems can cost anywhere from $20 to $50. If medical alert features are essential to you, Lively offers solid value.

Senior-Friendly Features

If you’re willing to pay more for your unlimited plan, Lively offers some of the best features for older adults. Rather than paying for a medical alert system, you can spend an extra $20 to $30 per month, so your cell phone doubles as an emergency response device.

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The Jitterbug Smart4 and Flip2 both have a big, red Urgent Response button that connects you with a Lively emergency response agent. During testing, we pressed the button and reached an agent in 15 seconds. The agent could then send first responders or other assistance. Whether you experience a fall or another health emergency, Lively agents are one press of a button away.

Lively's Urgent Response button is clearly displayed on the home and lock screen

We also love Lively Link, a mobile app that keeps caregivers and loved ones informed. In the app, we can view the device’s location, its status, and an emergency call log. When we pressed the Urgent Response button on one of the phones, we received an alert on the Lively Link app.

Testing out the Lively Link app's location tracking feature

Lively isn’t a good fit for seniors who want a more advanced phone or prefer to use their old phone. However, the Smart4 and the Flip2 are senior-friendly. If you need a basic smartphone, the Smart4 has most of the features you would expect, including internet browsing, GPS navigation, and email. It also has an easy-to-read list menu. If you prefer the familiarity of a flip phone, the Jitterbug Flip2 has large buttons and a simple interface. Plus, it comes with Amazon Alexa, which is ideal for seniors who prefer to use their voice to compose texts or make calls.

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Soft Data Caps

The Flip2 lacks internet access, so it doesn’t require a data plan. However, if you get the Jitterbug Smart4, you must sign up for a data plan. To test the plan’s limits, we opted for the unlimited data plan and used the phone for some data-heavy activities.

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While AT&T is transparent about its speed throttling, you must read the fine print with Lively. We learned Lively slows down speeds to 128 Kbps once you exceed 20 GB of data usage in a month.

20 GB is a low number for an “unlimited” plan, especially if you use your phone away from Wi-Fi per day. For comparison, some unlimited AT&T plans don’t throttle speeds until you’ve used 75 GB. If you frequently use your phone on the go, you might be better off with a higher soft data cap.

We used the phone extensively for browsing the internet, GPS navigation, and watching videos, and we hit the 20 GB limit after about 20 days (averaging 1 GB of usage per day). That is more than most seniors will use, but the speeds we experienced after exceeding Lively’s soft data cap were slow. It took much longer to pull up web pages or get GPS directions.

Testing out Mint Mobile's service on an iPhone

Mint Mobile’s unlimited plan is one of the cheapest options on the market. It costs $30 monthly (with a soft data cap of 35 GB). That’s $15 less than Lively’s unlimited plan and $20 less than T-Mobile’s cheapest 55 and up plan.

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Wanting an even cheaper option for older adults? Mint 55+ costs $15 per month. It’s important to note that Mint 55+ only offers unlimited talk and text. It has a 5 GB monthly data limit. If you go over this limit, you’ll see your speed throttled. But at only $15 per month, it’s hard to complain about data limits, especially if you don’t use your phone for data-heavy activities like streaming HD movies or making video calls.

Not only is the Mint 55+ plan extremely affordable, but it also comes with great perks. Your plan offers free calls to the U.K. and Canada, a mobile hotspot, and 5G access at no extra cost. Plus, Mint Mobile has a sizable nationwide network and a team of MINTech Advisors who can help answer any questions.

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If saving on the cost of mobile service is your primary concern, Mint Mobile is a great option, with less expensive unlimited plans than AT&T, Lively, or T-Mobile. The primary downside is that if you use data frequently, you may quickly hit your soft data cap.

Plans and Pricing

Like AT&T, Mint’s 55+ plans are available nationwide, making Mint Mobile one of the best all-around carriers for seniors. Mint Mobile’s unlimited plan costs $30. Or for $15 per month, you can get unlimited talk and text plus 5 GB of 4G or 5G data.

If you already have a phone and don’t want to switch numbers, Mint Mobile is a great option, as the carrier lets you bring your phone and keep your old number. You don’t have that option with some senior-friendly carriers like Lively.

While you can purchase an unlimited plan for $30 per month, you must pay for three months of service in advance to secure the price. In other words, you’ll pay $90 upfront for the first three months. After those three months, you can pay for an additional three months at $40 per month ($120 upfront), six months at $35 per month ($210 upfront), or 12 months at $30 per month ($360 upfront). Mint Mobile has great entry-level deals, but to keep the best prices, you’ll need to opt for an annual plan.

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Senior-Friendly Options

We like how Mint Mobile caters to seniors who want a simple and affordable phone plan. They even have a 55+ plan for those who don’t need unlimited data. You don’t have to buy a new phone or switch numbers to use Mint Mobile. You can choose the plan you want and pay up front. If your phone uses an eSIM, your service can be up and running in minutes. Otherwise, you’ll need to wait for your physical SIM card in the mail and follow the instructions to install it.

It’s obvious that Mint Mobile tries to appeal to seniors with its no-frills plans and affordable pricing, but the lack of physical stores may be a drawback. To be fair, a customer service agent was always a phone call away. However, if you want to talk to someone in person, it’s not an option with Mint Mobile. Everything is done online or over the phone.

Soft Data Caps

The Mint 55+ plan offers 5 GB of data per month. The good news is that Mint Mobile doesn’t punish you with overage fees or cut off your data entirely if you exceed it. Instead, it throttles speeds to 128 Kbps (the same as Lively), which is too slow to handle more than checking a few emails. Even if you have the Unlimited plan, you’ll get the same throttled speeds if you surpass 35 GB of data usage in a month.

Expert Insights

From Taylor Shuman, Senior Tech Expert

Since some carriers have low soft data caps, always read the fine print before signing up for a plan. If an unlimited deal seems too good to be true, it could be because of a low soft data cap.

Luckily, Mint Mobile makes it easy to track data usage to understand your habits better and decide which plan is best for you. We could see how much data we had left in the app and easily add more data if needed.

Tracking data usage in the Mint Mobile app

Using Apple's iPhone 15 on AT&T's service

AT&T’s 55+ plan is available to seniors nationwide. One line starts at $40 per month, while two lines cost $70 per month ($35 per line).

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With AT&T’s Unlimited 55+ plan, we had unlimited talk, text, and data in the U.S., Mexico, and Canada. That is a great perk if you love to travel. We took advantage of it on a trip to Mexico and had no issues staying connected.

Plus, this plan includes free access to the AT&T ActiveArmor app, which helps block spam callers and provides enhanced device security. We’re big fans of this feature, as seniors are often the targets of financial scams.4

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The best part about AT&T’s standard unlimited plans is that you can share the benefits with another person. You can add a discounted line for your spouse, child, or even grandchild, regardless of age. AT&T’s 55+ plan only allows up to two lines, but you pay just $35 per line, which is great for couples but not as great for larger families in need of a family plan.

Plans and Pricing

$40 for one line (or $70 for two lines) is a great deal. This offer only applies to eligible seniors and one family member. For everyone else, the AT&T Unlimited Starter® SL plan costs $65.99 per month for one line.

This plan includes unlimited talk, text, and data, the ActiveArmor app, 5 GB of hotspot data, and Standard Definition (SD) streaming. This plan is around $26 more than the Unlimited 55+ plan. Unlike the 55+ plan, however, Unlimited Starter® SL lets you add up to five lines for better savings.

If you want more bang for your buck, you can upgrade to the AT&T Unlimited Extra® EL plan. It offers the same features as the SL plan, plus advanced ActiveArmor features, access to faster speeds, and 30 GB of hotspot data. That is great for families or seniors who spend a lot of time streaming and using data on the go.

Lastly, the AT&T Unlimited Premium® PL plan starts at $85.99 per month and includes everything from the EL plan. It also includes truly unlimited high-speed data access, 60 GB of hotspot data, unlimited talk, text, and data in 20 Latin American countries, and 4K Ultra HD streaming.

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All of these plans come with a $35 activation fee. You can save on an unlimited plan if you sign up for multiple lines. Each additional line shaves between $5 and $15 off per line. It makes AT&T one of the best unlimited carriers for families.

The biggest downside to these plans is that they require contracts ranging from 12 to 24 months. After this initial period has ended, you can switch to a month-to-month plan.

One member of our tech team has been an AT&T customer for years. They noted that whenever they finance a new phone, the minimum contract is 36 months. It is a very long time to be hooked to one carrier, but it might be worth it if you can't pay the full phone cost upfront.

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However, if you want to pay month-to-month with no strings attached, AT&T offers prepaid unlimited plans. These plans are less expensive because they offer fewer perks. If you’re willing to prepay 12 months in advance (which defeats the biggest perk of a prepaid plan), you can get a starter unlimited plan for $25 per month.

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That means you’ll have to pay $300 upfront. While we appreciate that AT&T offers some plans with no contracts, we don’t like that you must read the fine print to avoid signing up for 12 months, even with a prepaid plan.

Senior-Friendly Features

The best senior-friendly features come with the 55+ plan. This plan gives you the ActiveArmor app with automatic spam call blocking. Avoiding spam calls entirely is ideal for seniors who want to protect their identity and minimize the risk of a phone scam.

Our tech expert and her grandma testing out an iPhone on AT&T's service

Many AT&T plans are also solid options for seniors who enjoy traveling. Every postpaid unlimited plan comes with unlimited talk, text, and data in the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. While we think Visible offers a better deal for travelers, AT&T offers several travel-friendly perks!

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Soft Data Caps

While testing AT&T’s plans, we were disappointed with the soft data caps. The Unlimited Premium® PL and 55+ plans are AT&T’s only truly unlimited plans, meaning no speed throttling. Every other plan throttles speed at one point or another. While we appreciated AT&T being upfront about this, it did impact our overall experience.

While we appreciated AT&T being upfront about this, we didn’t like its impact on our experience.

For example, when we tested the AT&T Unlimited Extra® SL plan, the speeds were throttled pretty quickly. Similar to other carriers like Visible, AT&T reserves the right to slow data speeds when the network is “busy.” We noticed a difference between speeds with this plan and plans with access to faster speeds.

When we upgraded to the SL plan, we received 75 GB of high-speed data before we experienced a slowdown. Luckily, we didn’t use much data throughout the month, so we didn’t experience throttling. That said, if you plan on streaming a lot of content or using your phone as a mobile hotspot regularly, you may want to opt for the PL plan or AT&T 55+ plan.

Testing out T-Mobile on an iPhone

T-Mobile’s phone plans for seniors — Essentials Choice 55, Experience More w/ 55+ Savings, and Experience Beyond w/ 55+ Savings— all offer unlimited data and excellent value for couples. While features vary per plan, they’re packed with extra perks, like international texting, advanced spam-blocking protection, and mobile hotspot data.

More benefits are available if you opt for one of the upper-tier plans (More and Beyond plans). The Essentials Choice 55 plan provides the best value at $35 per line if you sign up for two lines. T-Mobile offers discounts for two lines on all plans, making it spectacular for couples. Since the Essentials Choice 55 plan includes unlimited data, 5G access, and no contract, ideal for fast, reliable, and affordable service.

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If you’re signing up for one line, you won’t save as much. A single line costs $50 per month, plus taxes and fees. Additionally, only higher-tier plans allow for more than two lines. T-Mobile is a wonderful option for couples who want to bundle their phone plans, but it’s not the most affordable option for individuals (Mint Mobile wins that honor).

Plans and Pricing

Prices start at $50 per month for the Essentials Choice 55 plan. While this is still more affordable than comparable plans from AT&T, it’s not as cheap as Mint Mobile’s or Visible's unlimited plans. If you sign up for two lines, you’ll pay $70 per month. It’s a solid deal, with unlimited talk, text, and 5G data.

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In our experience, Essentials Choice 55 is more than enough to meet the needs of most older adults. If you want to use your phone as a hotspot, there are faster speeds with a higher-tier plan. The Experience More plan is $75 per month for one line or $110 for two. And if you want to splurge, you can opt for the Experience Beyond plan, which is $90 per month for one line or $140 per month for two lines.

In our experience, Essentials Choice 55 is more than enough to meet the needs of most older adults. If you want to use your phone as a hotspot, faster speeds are available with a higher-tier plan. The Experience More plan is $75 per month for one line or $110 for two lines. And if you want to splurge, you can opt for the Experience Beyond plan, which is $90 per month for one line or $140 per month for two lines.

The extra features for the Experience More and Experience Beyond plans might be worth it, especially if you love to travel as we do. These plans include unlimited in-flight Wi-Fi, Netflix Standard with Ads, Apple TV+, Hulu, free phone upgrades, and more.

Senior-Friendly Features

We understand the prices for the two Experience plans are steep, but all of the plans offer substantial perks that seniors could find appealing. All three plans feature T-Mobile’s Premium Scam Shield, a great way to block potential spam calls. Additionally, the plans include SD/4K streaming (depending on tier), a 3G hotspot (which we found to be pretty slow), free international texting, and 2G data in Mexico and Canada.

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If you pay more for one of the Experience plans, you get 4K HD streaming, 50 GB of 4G LTE hotspot data, high-speed texting and international data, Apple TV+, Netflix, a one-year AAA membership, and more.

Expert Insights

From Taylor Shuman, Senior Tech Expert

T-Mobile has always offered plans packed with perks, which increases the value in my book. If you’re big on extras like streaming subscriptions or weekly freebies, T-Mobile is a great option.

Soft Data Caps

Like AT&T, T-Mobile is upfront about its soft data caps. Regardless of the unlimited plan, your speeds slow down if you exceed 50 GB of data usage in a month (excluding hotspot data caps). It’s pretty high, and you’d have to try pretty hard to hit the cap.

We had to avoid using our home Wi-Fi entirely and exclusively use mobile data for streaming TV shows, making video calls, and browsing the internet. It still took us about three weeks to hit the cap. You might hit the cap faster if you have two or more lines.

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The throttled speeds weren’t terrible, but we noticed a substantial difference. It took around 15 seconds to load basic webpages with the speed throttled, compared to about two seconds before we hit the soft data cap. So, even if you use a lot of data, you should still be able to use your phone.

One plan we haven’t covered is T-Mobile Magenta MAX. While it’s not designed for seniors, it is one of the few unlimited data plans that lacks any soft data caps. It means you can use as much data as you want without experiencing reduced speeds. However, the Magenta MAX plan starts at $170 per month for three lines and requires you to sign up for a minimum of three lines. It’s also only available if you sign up online or over the phone. As a result, it may not be the best fit for most seniors. Still, it’s worth considering if truly unlimited data is important to you, and you want a family plan.

Overview

Unlike T-Mobile, Visible doesn’t offer any plans specifically tailored to seniors. However, like Consumer Cellular, it offers affordable plans with great senior-friendly features, particularly for those who travel frequently.

Currently, Visible offers three unlimited plans: Visible ($25 per month), Visible+ ($35 per month), and Visible+ Pro ($45 per month). The starter plan offers basic features similar to most phone plans, while Visible+ Pro offers extra perks, such as free calling to 85-plus countries and texting to 200-plus countries.

All three are competitively priced 5G plans. With the Visible+ and Visible+ Pro plans, you can enjoy free talk, text, and data, along with no roaming charges across the U.S., Canada, and Mexico. You can also get one or two Global Pass days per month, depending on the plan. It means you can use your Global Pass days for talk, text, and data while traveling abroad without paying the $10 per day fee.

If you find yourself on the road and requiring help, Visible offers 24/7 assistance from a trained customer service agent. Since you can use your device as a free hotspot, you can connect your other devices to stream shows, receive video calls, or check in with loved ones from virtually anywhere in North America. If you’re unsure about Visible’s coverage, you can rest easy knowing it uses Verizon’s reliable 5G network.

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Visible offers several great perks for seniors who travel around the country or simply want an easy way to connect with loved ones living abroad. Plus, with plans starting at $25 per month and no hidden fees, Visible is the ideal choice for seniors on a fixed budget. If you want to save even more when switching carriers, you can bring your phone at no extra charge.

Plans and Pricing

Visible keeps things simple. You can choose between Visible ($25 per month), Visible+ ($35 per month), and Visible+ Pro ($45 per month). While some seniors may prefer T-Mobile’s many plan options or Lively’s customizable packages, the simplicity of picking a plan from Visible was a breath of fresh air for us.

All three plans include unlimited talk, text, data, and mobile hotspot data. Visible+ and Visible+ Pro include 5G Ultra Wideband, unlimited talk and text in Mexico and Canada, and calling to 85-plus countries and texting to 200-plus countries from the U.S. Prices include taxes and fees, so you know what you’re paying from the start. With no contracts, you can cancel at any time.

Senior-Friendly Features

Visible is the ideal choice for those who want a simple, affordable plan or for older adults with family overseas. It is particularly noteworthy for the latter group, as the Visible+ Pro plan allows texting to hundreds of countries globally.

Like Mint Mobile, Visible permits you to bring your device. You can request to keep your old number (though the process of keeping your number is much easier with Mint Mobile). With either plan, Visible offers automatic spam call blocking, a major plus for keeping older adults protected from robocalls or identity theft schemes.

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Visible is ideal for seniors who travel around North America, but not that great if you want to go anywhere else. Visible lets you accumulate Global Pass days with the Visible+ and Visible+ Pro plans, or you can pay between $5 and $10 per day to use your phone abroad. It is still a reasonable deal, as Verizon charges $12 per day for international use.

Soft Data Caps

Like AT&T, Visible uses tricky language when referring to its soft data caps. With the basic Visible plan, your speeds may be partially throttled from the start. You still get 4G and 5G access, but when Verizon’s networks are busy, your plan won’t give you priority over Verizon customers, which can lower speeds.

Alternatively, Visible+ and Visible+ Pro give you unlimited “premium” data, meaning you can access 5G Ultra Wideband, 5G, or 4G, even during peak hours. That means no soft data caps or deprioritization during peak hours with the upper-tier plans.

This preferential treatment for higher-cost plans may not be ideal, but we consider it better than the extreme speed throttling we experienced with Lively and Mint Mobile. So, if you pay more for the Visible+ or Visible+ Pro plans, it’s unlikely that you’ll have to deal with reduced speeds.