About Mobile Phone Operators in the U.S.
Below is a table comparing the coverage, performance, and plans of the major mobile operators in the U.S. (Verizon, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Sprint):

Summary:

• Verizon offers the best performance in rural areas and LTE coverage but is the most expensive option.
• AT&T provides balanced coverage and is moderately priced in terms of performance.
• T-Mobile leads in 5G networks and excels in urban performance, offering the best value for money.
• Sprint now uses T-Mobile’s infrastructure and mirrors T-Mobile’s pricing and performance.

This table aims to help users choose the best operator for their needs by comparing the overall performance of mobile operators in the U.S.

Current Mobile Plans in the U.S.
Below is a table comparing the current plans and services offered by major mobile operators in the U.S.:

Notes:

• Prices reflect automatic payment discounts.
• Data may be slowed during peak hours (deprioritization).
• Hotspot speeds drop to 3G or 600 Kbps once the allowance is exceeded.
• Video streaming quality varies: SD (480p), HD (720p), or 4K UHD.

This table simplifies comparing plans based on different needs and budgets. Prices may vary depending on operator promotions, so check the operators’ websites for the latest details.

Current Phone Promotions by Mobile Operators in the U.S.

Below is a detailed comparison table of current phone promotions by Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile:

Notes:

• Promotion Validity: Promotions are valid for a limited time and subject to stock availability.
• Trade-in Devices: The condition and model of the trade-in device can affect the discount amount.
• Additional Services: T-Mobile and AT&T offer additional subscriptions (Netflix, HBO Max) with certain plans, while Verizon typically provides bill credits.
• Commitment Periods: AT&T and Verizon promotions usually require a 24-36 month commitment.

This table helps users analyze the phone promotions offered by operators, making it easier to select the best option for their needs.