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Phone specifications commonly list 4G LTE capability, and some listings or plan descriptions also mention 5G coverage on the carrier network.

Many phones list mobile hotspot as a device feature, and several plan descriptions note that hotspot capability is supported.

Storage varies by model: some ship with 8 GB internal storage expandable up to 64 GB via microSD, while others include 64 GB internal and list expansion up to 1 TB with a microSD card.

Phones require a carrier service plan to activate; the listed data/service cards can be used either to activate new service or to refill existing service.

Prepaid data cards list expiration periods of 90 days, 180 days, or 1 year, depending on the specific card.

Unlimited Carryover preserves unused monthly data, texts, and minutes for later use while your service remains active; the service must be used at least once within any six-month period, and where specified unused data does not expire while service is active.

Some plan descriptions explicitly include the label “For Smartphones Only” alongside the data allotment and no-contract wording to indicate the plan is restricted to smartphone devices.

The full data allotment is awarded on the date of redemption; descriptions also note that a month is treated as 30 days for these plans.

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