The new AT&T Elite 2.0 phone plan boosts your wireless hotspot and data performance

Only a few weeks later Fix unlimited phone plansAT&T has added a new plan to the top of the range that offers more data and performance — at a higher price. the AT&T Elite 2.0 The plan is available now.

For a single line, the Elite 2.0 costs $110 (plus taxes and fees). As more lines are added, the price of each line decreases. AT&T customers can mix and match plans on account, but if we assume everyone is on the Elite 2.0 plan, the costs will break down as follows:

• One line: $110
• Two lines: $100 per line, total $200
• Three lines: $85 per line, $255 total
• Four lines: $75 per line, $300 total
• Five lines: $75 per line, for a total of $375

To compare it to AT&T’s next most expensive option, the Premium 2.0 plan costs $90 per line, or $55 per line on a four-line account.

What’s included in the AT&T Elite 2.0 plan

For these amounts, the plan includes unlimited high-speed 5G data, prioritized even during network congestion, just like the Premium 2.0 plan, and 250GB of hotspot data (up from 100GB for the other plan). It also includes cellular access for one smartwatch and one tablet per line.

For travelers, Elite 2.0 offers unlimited international talk, texting, and 20GB of high-speed data per month in 210 countries. The Premium 2.0 plan has unlimited talk, text, and high-speed data, but only for 20 countries in Latin America.

Aside from the data amounts, the Elite plan includes 2.0 AT&T Turboa feature usually offered as an add-on that increases data performance for video calls, gaming, and streaming on 5G-enabled devices. For other plans, AT&T Turbo costs $7 per line per month.

(AT&T Turbo is a separate feature from AT&T Turbo Livewhich is designed to enhance performance in certain crowded settings such as concerts or sporting events.)