T-Mobile got kind of crazy. They now offer their service nationwide but if you don't qualify for their unlimited plan they have Home Internet Lite plans that are available in 100 GB, 150 GB, 200 GB, or 300 GB data buckets. The 100 GB plan runs $50 per month. 150GB available for $75 per month, 200GB for $100 and 300GB for $150. If you exceed the limit of your plan they throttle you down to 128 kbps. I am on the T-Mobile unlimited plan and I don't even stream live TV but I stream other stuff and I am around 1TB monthly. The highest lite plan at 300 GB per month would not nearly be enough. You can blow through 300 GB pretty fast. I am getting around 300 mbps down and 40 mbps up on my plan which is pretty decent. There are a lot of complaints from T-Mobile users that are on congested towers getting way worse numbers than I am. Also the Home internet customers are on the lowest priority level. Mobile phone users get the bandwidth if it is limited. While it is great for me where I am located it can be pretty bad in other places.