Does anyone offer unlimited internet

Peter Holslin has more than a decade of experience working as a writer and freelance journalist. At HighSpeedInternet. Cara Haynes has been editing and writing in the digital space for seven years, and she's edited all things internet for HighSpeedInternet.

When she's not editing, she makes tech accessible through her freelance writing for brands like Pluralsight. She believes no one should feel lost in internet land and that a good internet connection significantly extends your life span. Get internet with unlimited data right here. View Plans Read Review. Check Availability Read Review. Jump to : Best unlimited internet plans What to look for Best overall Best for availability Best for speed Best for cheap internet Best for rural users Unlimited internet perks and features Jump to : Best unlimited internet plans What to look for Best overall Best for availability Best for speed Best for cheap internet Best for rural users Unlimited internet perks and features.

Our pick: Which unlimited internet plan is best? Search by zip code Search Providers. Five best unlimited internet plans. Best unlimited internet plans. Google Fiber has the best speeds—with gigabit upload speeds to ensure a perfect connection for hosting livestreams, uploading content online, or attending Zoom meetings.

RCN has the cheapest prices around and gives you breaks with regular promotions and discounts. T-Mobile Home Internet is the best pick for rural customers.

Pro tip: Not sure if any of these options are fast enough? What should you look for in an unlimited internet plan? Best overall—EarthLink 1 Gig Internet. Best overall. View Plan. Unlimited data is just one of several perks that come with an EarthLink plan. Fast speeds Excellent customer reviews. High price Limited availability for fiber plans although DSL plans may be easier to find. EarthLink unlimited internet plans. Best for availability—Spectrum Internet Up to Best for availability. Affordable price Wide availability for fast speeds.

Slow upload speeds Lower customer ratings. Spectrum unlimited internet plans. Up to 1, Mbps wireless speeds may vary View Plans. Best for speed—Google Fiber 1 Gig. A choice of 3 plan types are available, each of which offers different maximum download speeds. Unlimited Lite plans offer max download speeds of 2Mbps fast enough to browse and stream music , Unlimited plans offer speeds up to 10Mbps fast enough to stream HD video , and Unlimited Max plans offer the maximum available speeds with no restrictions, and are the only ones able to benefit from 5G speeds.

Vodafone Unlimited Lite plans. Max download speed 2Mbps. Vodafone Unlimited plans. Max download speed 10Mbps. Vodafone Unlimited Max plans. Entertainment packages are also available on Pay Monthly with a handset. Vodafone now also has an unlimited Pay As You Go plan. The plan is available on a month contract and includes unlimited minutes and texts. It also includes free roaming in Europe up to 50GB and tethering. The plan also includes 5G. Giffgaff, which use O2's network, offers an unlimited data goodybag add-on with 4G data, or a golden goodybag add-on with unlimited 5G data included.

They can both be purchased on SIM Only or with a mobile phone. There are some restrictions with the 4G plan, with only the first 80GB of use per month being at full 4G speeds.

After that, speeds are capped at kbps between 8am and midnight, which is quite slow. You can tether, but the same speed restrictions apply. Free roaming meanwhile is fully capped at 20GB per month on both plans and the only way to use your data beyond Europe is to pay for the roaming data separately. Roaming abroad in 50 European countries is included and you can also tether as much data as you like. Like Three's unlimited plans, iD Mobile's unlimited plan is 5G ready, so you will be able to enjoy 5G speeds.

At the current time iD Mobile does not specify a fair usage policy with regards to data usage in the UK. The network additionally lets you roam for free across the EU and India, and use your data to tether, but the big selling point is you also get either or unlimited minutes of international calling to 41 countries, including Australia, United States, Canada, India, New Zealand, China and many more. Related reading: Lebara Mobile Review and Coverage.

Lycamobile, which uses O2's network, has launched unlimited data plans, and these also give you unlimited minutes and texts. One of these plans gives you unlimited data at 4G speeds plus international minutes to dozens of locations, while one does the same but with unlimited international minutes.

Smarty, which uses Three's network, offers a great value unlimited data SIM plan which comes with no speed or tethering restrictions. Smarty's unlimited plan is a 1-month rolling plan that comes with 4G included, but you will not currently get access to 5G as you would on Three — though this is planned to happen in the future. Data roaming is limited to 12GB per month and you can only roam for free across the EU, which is another key difference with Three's plans, as these include free roaming in a number of places further afield too.

The plans are available in 12 or month varieties on SIM Only, or variable lengths with a handset. You can also roam for free in Europe and tether. However, unlimited data is not available on mobile broadband plans. There are also restrictions when roaming. Limited-time offer for new Internet customers. Service availability and pricing varies by location. What do they have in common? They all eat up your Internet data, especially your cellular data.

Sending Snaps to friends while out on the town, watching a YouTube video on your bus ride to work, and listening to your favorite Spotify playlist while exercising quickly uses up your cellular data, costing you overage charges.

Some ISPs, like Frontier, have no Internet data caps so you can stream content on various devices without incurring overage charges. Service availability varies by location. T-Mobile reduces the video quality below HD.

Of course, most people won't go over that 22 GB limit. And Verizon says throttling only occurs if there's a lot of traffic on the network. However, the company isn't really clear on what that means. While it's technically correct that you're getting unlimited data with this plan — Verizon won't charge you extra no matter how much data you use, after all — calling it "unlimited" isn't correct in spirit.

A throttled connection is essentially like having no connection at all. So instead of wasting your time, here's the TL;DR: You will always have to pay for high-speed wireless data.

If you go over a certain limit, you'll have to pay more or deal with painfully slow speeds. There is and never will be such a thing as an unlimited data plan, at least until someone creates a revolutionary way for us to wirelessly connect to the internet.

Today, "unlimited" just means you won't be charged more for going over a certain data cap.