Visible has a reputation as one of the most affordable cellular plans on the market that won’t short you on performance. Today, Visible announced it’s adding a more affordable annual payment plan that ends up saving the user more.
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Verizon’s MVNO carrier Visible is enhancing its premium Visible+ plans with a handful of new features, including smartwatch service and a faster hotspot, all for the same price.
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Visible is kicking off 2024 by offering a discounted subscription lasts for two years. Users will be able to sign up with Visible for $20/month, down from its previous price.
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Available starting today, Visible is expanding its free eSIM-based trials to Google Pixel and Samsung Galaxy phones after previously barring Android users from the offer and only supporting iPhones.
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As part of an ongoing effort to switch customers to its new network, Visible is disabling auto-pay for those on the older plan.
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It’s not just you: Some current and former customers of Verizon’s Visible network have been receiving an influx of password reset request emails, but you may not have much to worry about.
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Visible is one of the best ways to save on your mobile phone plan without giving up on coverage, and for a limited time only, you can buy a Google Pixel 7 on Visible and score a nice discount, plus $250, which you can use at stores like Target, Amazon, Best Buy, and more.
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Yesterday, we detailed how some people were having trouble activating their brand-new Pixel 7 and 7 Pro devices on Visible’s network via eSIM, with the app reading as incompatible. Now, it looks like Visible has addressed the issue in a new app update.
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While many – myself included – believe that eSIM is the next step in mobile networking, many companies like Visible don’t seem ready for it quite yet. With orders of the new Pixel 7 and 7 Pro, Visible users are finding out that an eSIM for their device isn’t supported by Visible yet, leaving them without service for days.
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Visible is changing how it’s doing things just a little bit. The company that has been known for its “one plan fits all” policy is adding an additional package called Visible+, intended for those who need a little something extra. For those who don’t, the cost of the base plan is going down. On top of that, Visible’s famed Party Pay is going away for good.
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Recently, Visible expanded the ability to convert your physical SIM card provided by the carrier to a sleeker and virtual eSIM. Since Visible now supports eSIM conversion on the Pixel 6, I figured I’d give it a go. It turns out the ride wasn’t as smooth as I’d hoped it would be.
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eSIM is a brilliant way to simplify cellular plans, but to say it’s underused is certainly an understatement. Today, though, Verizon-owned Visible is announcing support for eSIM on Android, with Google Pixel 6, Pixel 5, and several Samsung phones on the list.
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Cellular plans in the US are far from cheap, but there are some good deals out there. Verizon’s Visible has become a favorite by offering one of the best networks in the US, unlimited data, and affordable prices. However, following a recent promotion, some Visible account holders have unexpectedly lost their accounts.
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It’s not just you: Verizon’s Visible MVNO is currently experiencing an outage that is preventing customers from sending text messages.
Update: Visible’s SMS service has been restored.
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Verizon and AT&T are starting to rollout out C-Band 5G coverage for their users in the US, bringing a whole new set of frequencies into the 5G game. So what is C-Band 5G and what Android phones are eligible for it?
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At the start of May, Visible customers noticed that they weren’t able to call those on Google Fi. This issue with the Verizon MVNO has now been resolved in a rather unexpected issue for this day and age.
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Visible, Verizon’s once iPhone-exclusive MVNO that offers “unlimited everything,” has begun to allow select Android phones to connect to Verizon’s 5G towers, starting with the Galaxy S20 series.
Update: Visible has also toggled on 5G support for the Pixel 5, Pixel 4a 5G, and Galaxy S21 series.
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Visible, the affordable unlimited everything MVNO from Verizon, is announcing a revamp to their Party Pay system as the carrier expands calling into Canada, Mexico, and more.
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Carriers have completely botched Google’s plans for RCS messaging, so the company has taken over with its own approach. However, some carriers are still delivering the functionality, with some Google Messages users on Visible, Xfinity Mobile, and Simple Mobile reporting RCS working on their devices.
For the past year, Verizon has been running Visible, an MVNO that offers unlimited calls, texts, and data for a flat monthly rate. The main downside of Visible’s mobile plan—the hard limit on data speed—is being “uncapped,” while also gaining support for the Google Pixel 3a.
Do you know someone who’s still using an ancient Android smartphone? With a new program from Verizon’s Visible, you might be able to help give them an upgrade alongside some solid service. Here’s what you need to know.
Just last month, Verizon’s Visible carrier kicked off support for Android smartphones, ending its iPhone exclusivity. Now, the company is launching its second device with a self-branded smartphone, the Visible R2, made by ZTE.
Verizon quietly launched its own MVNO last year to deliver a single, affordable unlimited data plan for bring-your-own-device customers. The service originally only worked with iPhones, but today, Visible is officially announcing Android compatibility.
