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Sick of Paying for Slow Unlimited Data? Readers Recommend This Mobile Carrier

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CNET readers have identified Visible by Verizon as the top mobile carrier for unlimited data, awarding it a 4.73 out of 5 rating in a recent survey. The carrier offers plans starting at $25 per month that utilize Verizon's 4G LTE and 5G networks, with higher tiers providing premium data speeds and enhanced hotspot capabilities. US Mobile is noted as a close runner-up, offering various unlimited data options with different levels of network priority and speed limits.

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Tech > Mobile > Wireless Plans Sick of Paying for Slow Unlimited Data? Readers Recommend This Mobile Carrier Our People's Picks awards narrowed down which mobile carrier is worth switching to, and the top pick may surprise you. Dashia Milden Senior Consumer Insights Editor Dashia is the consumer insights editor for CNET.… Read full bio Dashia Milden Senior Consumer Insights Editor Read full bio September 30, 2026, 2:02 pm ET 3 min read CNET readers give Visible by Verizon high ratings for unlimited data. Mami Gibbs/Getty Images/CNET When’s the last time you looked at what you’re paying for in your phone bill? If you’ve had the same carrier for years, you may be used to paying a set amount every month, with a few occasional surprises.

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