Ting Unlimited Pro Review

$55/mo for 35GB of high-speed data, against $25/mo for unlimited high-speed data on Unlimited 25. On the numbers Ting publishes, the expensive plan has a limit the cheap plan doesn't.

There is one scenario where this could make sense: if Ting's unlimited plan carries an undisclosed soft cap or deprioritization threshold below 35GB, Pro might hold full speed longer. Get that in writing before paying the premium. Ting doesn't publish it, and we wouldn't assume it.

The only Ting legacy tier with even a theoretical case, and it depends entirely on information Ting doesn't publish. On paper you're paying $360 a year for a 35GB high-speed ceiling instead of unlimited high-speed data. If a Ting representative will confirm in writing that Pro sustains full speed past the point where Unlimited 25 slows, and you're a genuinely heavy user, it's arguable. Otherwise take the $25 plan.

Consider instead: Ting Unlimited 25. Thirty dollars a month less with no published high-speed ceiling. Unless Ting can name a concrete Pro benefit, this is the plan.

How much is Ting Unlimited Pro?

$55/mo with 35GB of high-speed data, plus taxes: $30/mo more than Unlimited 25, which has unlimited high-speed data.

What does Pro add over Unlimited 25?

Nothing that Ting publishes. The only plausible benefit would be a higher full-speed threshold than Unlimited 25's undisclosed one, which is worth asking about in writing before paying $360 more a year.

Is 35GB the hard limit?

It's the high-speed allowance; speeds are reduced afterwards and Ting doesn't charge overage.

Should I switch to Unlimited 25?

On published information, yes: it saves $360 a year with no published allowance ceiling. Switching is free and takes effect immediately.

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