AT&T recently announced that its previously regional prepaid subsidiary Aio Wireless would be going nationwide sometime in "mid September", and now it looks to be opened up just a week later. Along with the expansion to customers across he country, Aio Wireless is improving its plans by upping the data speed cap to 8mbps (from 4mbps previously) and offering a couple of compelling data options and price points:
- $55/mo for unlimited talk, text and data — first 2GB at high speeds
- $70/mo for unlimited talk, text and data — first 7GB at high speeds
- $15/mo for 250MB on a data-only tablet plan
- $10 per additional 1GB of high-speed data
- $9.99 for BYOD SIM card
While most reading here will choose to bring their own device, Aio Wireless also offers a decent set of mid-range devices for unsubsidized prices of $100 to $300. If the newly improved offerings from Aio Wireless have you intrigued, you can go shop its plans and devices at the source link below.
Source: Aio Wireless
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