5GB
$30.00/mo
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| Carrier | H2O Wireless |
|---|---|
| Billing | prepaid |
| Data | 5 GB |
| Hotspot | Not included |
| 5G | Yes |
| Intl data | No |
| eSIM | Yes |
Coverage
This plan runs on the AT&T network. Check coverage at your address:
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Frequently asked questions
- How much is H2O Wireless 5GB?
H2O Wireless 5GB is $30.00/month on a prepaid plan. Prepaid means you pay before the month starts; no contract or credit check.
- How much data does H2O Wireless 5GB include?
H2O Wireless 5GB includes 5 GB of high-speed data per month on the AT&T network. Past that allotment, data is typically slowed to 128 Kbps or 2G speeds for the rest of the cycle.
- Does H2O Wireless 5GB include mobile hotspot tethering?
H2O Wireless 5GB does not include a separate hotspot allotment. Tethering may still work but data and speeds depend on the carrier's hotspot policy. Check the carrier disclosure if hotspot use is critical.
- What network does H2O Wireless 5GB use?
H2O Wireless 5GB runs on the AT&T network. Coverage is the same as AT&T's in any given location. See our AT&T coverage map for what to expect at your address.
- Can I bring my own phone to H2O Wireless 5GB?
Yes — H2O Wireless 5GB supports BYOD. Your phone needs to be unlocked (carrier-locked phones must be unlocked first) and band-compatible with the underlying AT&T network. Activation is via eSIM or physical SIM.
- How do I switch to H2O Wireless 5GB from another carrier?
Sign up for H2O Wireless 5GB, choose "transfer my existing number," and provide your current carrier's account number, port-out PIN, and billing ZIP. Most ports complete in 15 minutes to 4 hours. Don't cancel your old service first — the port-out usually closes the old line automatically. See our switching guide for the full walkthrough.
- Where does H2O Wireless 5GB have coverage?
H2O Wireless 5GB has the same coverage as AT&T. We have a county-level coverage map at /coverage/h2o — enter your ZIP to see strong/fair/poor/none classification at your specific address. Coverage is identical across all plans on the same underlying network.