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TL;DR AT&T is rolling out three new plans: Value 2.0, Extra 2.0, and Premium 2.0.
The new plans range from $45 to $90 for a single line, and offer discounts that range from $30 to $55 per line for those with four lines or more.
Overall, the new plans are more of a sidegrade or minor downgrade than an upgrade, but it will depend on how many lines you have and what plans you’re interested in.
The new plans are live now and are called Value 2.0, Extra 2.0, and Premium 2.0, respectively. As expected, the previous Starter and Value plans no longer exist, with Value 2.0 replacing them both.
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Starting with the cheaper plan, Value 2.0 costs $45 per line, or as low as $30 per line for four or more. The pricing is cheaper than the older Starter plan, though it lines up well with the pre-existing Value tier. One upgrade over Value is that you now get 5GB of premium data, versus nothing in the older plan. Just be aware that speeds will be throttled after this during times of congestion.
You’ll also get 3GB of hotspot access (reduced from Starter’s 5GB) before speeds drop down to an unusable 128kbps. Beyond this, you’ll get AT&T ActiveArmor security and unlimited talk, text, and data in the US, Canada, and Mexico. Speeds will vary internationally, and could be as low as 2G levels.
The Extra 2.0 plan is the next tier up, starting at $60 and dropping to as low as $40 per line for four or more lines. You’ll get 100GB of premium data, 50GB of hotspot access, and the same calling, text, and data perks in Canada and Mexico.
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