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How Much Is Comcast Cell Phone Service? 

By Francis SpierNovember 2, 2022

Aside from your current Comcast internet and TV, you can also use Xfinity Mobile, Comcast's mobile provider. The thinking goes that if you're already using Comcast for your home internet and TV, you might as well use them for your phone, too. 

When you factor in the savings from combining these services, you can see why Xfinity Mobile is a good option.

Many Comcast subscribers certainly feel that way. Five years after its start in 2017, Xfinity Mobile has amassed 4.6 million subscribers.

There was no correlation between the installation of Comcast's cell towers and the company's explosive expansion. Instead, Xfinity Mobile is known as a "mobile virtual network operator," which means it uses the infrastructure of a large carrier without actually being one. 

For example, a combination of Verizon's network (5G service included) and Comcast's Wi-Fi access points describes the company's internet infrastructure.

We are going to explore the answer to the question, “How much is comcast cell phone service?”. 

Comcast Service Charges

Depending on the features you select, the monthly cost of a single line of data service with Xfinity Mobile can range from $15 to $60. They do not account for taxes and fees, which might vary widely from one state to the next.

  • For $15, you can receive unlimited talk and text as well as 1 GB of data. After the first 1GB, you'll be charged $15 for each extra GB.

Changes to Xfinity For new users with numerous lines that all use the same data pool by the gigabyte. 

  • The new method allows users to select their desired data allowance in advance, with prices decreasing proportionally with increased usage. 1 GB typically costs $15, whereas 3 GB costs $30, and 10 GB costs $60.

The HD video streaming and LTE hotspot speeds are part of the Gig services. The purpose of the Data Saver feature is to prevent you from exceeding your data limit and incurring a higher-than-expected monthly cost by reducing video resolution to 480p and slowing hotspot speeds to 600 kbps.

Additional Services Facts

Here are some quick facts about the Comcast Cell Phone Services if you want to add something additional to your current packages:

  • One gigabyte (GB) costs $15 per month, while unlimited bandwidth costs $45 per month.
  • A $30 monthly charge has been instituted for each additional line that requires unlimited data.
  •  The greater the amount of information, The more people buy, and the cheaper each additional gigabyte is.
  • Service is provided through Verizon's towers and Comcast's Xfinity hotspot network; therefore, customers must have Xfinity internet to sign up for Xfinity Mobile.
  •  To use 5G with Xfinity Mobile on Verizon's network, a 5G phone is required.

Contract & Requirement

Suppose you want to cancel your Comcast Cell Phone Service plan. In that case, you can do so at any time up until the beginning of your next billing cycle, in which case you will be responsible solely for the current month's service fee and any unpaid device payments. 

A $35 restocking fee will be deducted from your refund if you return your gadget during the first 30 days. If you return the device after 30 days, you must pay the restocking fee in addition to any outstanding balance.

Comcast says your Mobile subscription will be terminated immediately if you port your number to another carrier. 

If you terminate your By the Gig plan before the end of your billing cycle, you will not be charged for any data you did not utilize. 

If an Unlimited user cancels their subscription, their final bill will be calculated using the percentage of the monthly cycle elapsed.

To the extent that you have an outstanding balance on a device for which you are making payments, you are responsible for fulfilling that obligation. 

If you don't wish to pay the remaining amount up front, you can keep making payments so long as you maintain at least one additional Xfinity subscription (such as the internet).

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