00:01According to media analytics firm Comscore,
00:04Americans use their smartphones to explore the web for over 80 hours a month.
00:08So is having an unlimited data plan really getting the most bang for your buck?
00:18Your gigs are used up by internet browsing, social media posting, streaming music and videos, and more.
00:23Overage charges can cost about $15 per gigabyte with most mobile phone service providers.
00:28Upgrading your service plan to unlimited data can cost you an additional $25 to $50 per month per line.
00:34So how do you know if unlimited is right for you?
00:37Track your phone bill for two to three monthly cycles and determine how much you use in a typical month.
00:42Save some of those gigs by connecting to Wi-Fi when available at work or your go-to coffee shop.
00:47Only use your phone for texting in the occasional Google search?
00:50You'll most likely be fine sticking to an allotted gigabyte plan.
00:53But if you're using it for constant work emails and streaming your favorite Netflix series,
00:57you'll probably benefit from leveling up.
01:00Money reports T-Mobile One has the best unlimited plan.
01:03Their 4G LTE network is widely available and you can turn your phone into a wireless hotspot at 3G speeds.
01:10It's also great for travelers as it includes unlimited texting and data abroad,
01:14plus an hour of go-go Wi-Fi on every flight.
01:17Get all this for $840 a year with AutoPay discount.
01:21So choose the plan that's right for your data needs and your wallet.
01:24Coinage. Life. Well spent. Presented by GEICO.
01:31Coinage.
01:39Coinage.
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