As of early Tuesday, roaming in the U.S. and Mexico is capped at 5GB per day. Speeds drop to 512Kbps once users exceed this daily limit.

The Max plan also includes 50GB per month of high-speed hotspot data, but speeds are similarly throttled to 512Kbps after reaching this cap. The $95/month Ultra plan features unlimited data at speeds up to 2Gbps, with the same daily roaming cap across 65 countries.

Both plans emphasize a shift in strategy for Bell, which aims to promote unlimited data while tightening how and where customers can use it at full speed. The average Canadian uses under 10GB of data per month, suggesting that many may not feel the impact of these changes immediately.

Bell’s five-year price guarantee applies only to the base plan price before taxes. However, the actual base price of the Ultra plan is closer to $115/month due to discounts.

Carriers like Freedom Mobile continue to offer lower-priced plans with decent data allowances, raising competition in the telecom market. This could impact how consumers perceive Bell’s new offerings.

The full implications of these changes on customer behavior and market dynamics remain uncertain. Observers are closely watching how Bell’s adjustments will influence consumer choices in the coming months.

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