Total Wireless Offers New Affordable 5G Plans for Switchers

In a significant move that could shake up the prepaid wireless market, Total Wireless, a provider powered by Verizon's robust network, is slashing prices for new customers. The latest promotions include discounted plans that promise high-quality service without breaking the bank, making it an ideal time for users to consider switching from their current providers.

Total Wireless has introduced an enticing offer where customers can secure two lines on its Total 5G Unlimited plan for just $65 per month—$20 off the regular price. This deal provides users with full access to Verizon's 5G Ultra Wideband network.

Switchers from Metro or Cricket can take advantage of the two Total 5G Unlimited lines for just $65 per month. | Image credit – Verizon

Total Wireless has also launched a new initiative targeting individual users planning to switch from Metro or Cricket. By bringing an unlocked device and porting in from a comparable unlimited plan, users can receive a 50% discount on the Total 5G Unlimited plan, making it just $25 a month with Auto Pay (starting at $30 for the first month). This plan includes taxes and fees, and provides access to both Verizon's 4G LTE and 5G networks along with international calling and texting. Additionally, after 12 months, customers will receive a $200 credit towards their next 5G phone if they continue with their own compatible unlocked device.

Total Wireless aims to outshine competitors with its exceptional service, savings, and user experience. As David Kim, Chief Revenue Officer at Verizon Value, stated, "With our exciting new limited-time offer and guaranteed 50% savings for switchers who bring their own device, we're demonstrating that customers don’t have to compromise on quality to achieve unparalleled value. Given the current economic climate, this is more vital than ever."

Meanwhile, Metro by T-Mobile is also making waves, recently revamping its entire prepaid lineup with attractive new plans and perks, including its own 5-year price lock. It is undoubtedly a good time for consumers to weigh their options in the competitive wireless market.