Consumer Cellular uses AT&T and T-Mobile towers to provide nationwide coverage. They provide 4G data speeds in most rural areas and 5G speeds in most urban areas.

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Consumer Cellular offers both wireless plans and phones to stay in touch simply and affordably. Here's how to get started, plus top phone models.

They Have Maps for That The simplest way to figure out your carrierâ s network coverageâ outside of accidentally wandering into an area with no coverage, anywayâ is to check a map. Itâ s quite ...

Consumer cellular focuses on seniors and people who don't use a ton of data, and this service can save you a significant amount of money versus traditional carriers.

The FCC now lets US consumers compare how cellular providers like T-Mobile, AT&T, and Verizon stack up in their data and voice coverage. The map has some limitations, but it’s a step in the ...

Forget cost of living or proximity to work. A new study finds cell phone service is one of the biggest priorities for prospective buyers.

Here Technologies' wants to make it a little easier for companies to know where cellular coverage is available on the roads. The company has announced a new coverage map that offers data about ...

Consumer Cellular's pricing structure is one of the most senior-friendly in the industry. Their entry-level plan includes unlimited talk and text with 1GB of data for just $20 monthly.

Despite a 2% slip, Consumer Cellular still holds the customer satisfaction crown across all wireless service providers at 83, pleasing customers with the range of plans it offers.

Consumer Cellular is a GSM carrier with coverage in all 50 states. Tri-band phones will work in most other countries as well, but roaming charges will apply.