JJ Husker

I'm curious too and can't believe they're up to 12.  Doesn't feel that long ago I when thought about getting the iphone8 lol.  My one year experiment with Apple was iphone4 s. 

I had Verizon years ago, switched to T-Mobile, and now have Google Fi. If you don't use a lot of data over the cell network, then Google Fi is the way to go IMO. Cheaper than T-Mobile (a LOT cheaper than Verizon) with slightly better coverage/reception than T-Mobile (Verizon has better coverage/reception in remote areas like the mountains). My bill for two lines with all taxes and fees included range from $50-$65/month.

Well we made the change. Everything seems fine. I think T-Mobile may lack service in some remote areas but so far I'm getting 5G everywhere I go. I've definitely noticed a big uptick in speed.  And I like my new iPhone 12, not as drastic of a change from Android as I imagined (but I'm fairly accustomed to iOS from my iPad).  We got 4 lines of service for $35 per, all taxes and fees included. Unlimited everything. They can throttle a line when it exceeds 100GB in a month. We were sharing 15GB on Verizon for quite a bit money and only flirted with that volume a few times (because my son is constantly streaming something...)