Comcast’s Xfinity Mobile is simplifying cell phone plans with two new offerings priced at $30 and $45 per month, each packed with perks designed to stand out in today’s expensive market. The streamlined pricing and added benefits aim to make mobile service more accessible and user-friendly.

Xfinity Mobile Select Plan: $30/month

The Mobile Select plan includes:

  • 50GB of premium full-speed data per month
  • Global Travel Pass coverage in 215 countries
  • Xfinity Wi-Fi PowerBoost, which prioritizes speeds up to 1 gigabit on Xfinity’s network of hotspots and at home

Xfinity Mobile Plus Plan: $45/month

The Mobile Plus plan builds on the Select plan with additional features:

  • Unlimited premium data with no throttling
  • 4K video streaming (vs. 720p on Select)
  • Anytime phone upgrades—no restrictions, even mid-contract
  • Lifetime device protection for phones, smartwatches, and tablets

Anytime Upgrades: No Catch, No Hassle

Most carriers impose restrictions or changing promotions for early phone upgrades, making it difficult to know eligibility. Xfinity Mobile, however, guarantees unrestricted anytime upgrades for Plus plan subscribers. For example, switching from an iPhone 17 Pro to a Galaxy S26 six months into a contract would be seamless, regardless of the device’s condition. Xfinity representatives confirmed the policy is as straightforward as advertised, with no hidden conditions.

Lifetime Device Protection Included

Unlike most carriers, which charge extra for device protection, Xfinity Mobile includes it at no additional cost with the Plus plan. Coverage extends to all connected devices on the plan, including phones, smartwatches, and tablets. Replacements are available by visiting a store.

Who Can Subscribe?

Xfinity Mobile remains exclusive to customers who also subscribe to an Xfinity internet plan. However, the service offers compelling incentives to offset this requirement:

  • Five-year price guarantees to protect against rate hikes
  • Free trial: One year of Mobile Select plan for free, or the Plus plan for $15/month during the first year
Source: Engadget