High Speed Data vs Data

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@blueiridescence wrote:

I currently have a 30gig plan  but it doesn't say whether it is high speed or regular - I want to switch to a cheaper plan, but can't understand if I'd be in a better or worse position if I get the regular speed unlimited data. Please help 

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High speed and regular are the same thing.

The only not full speed plan is the Unlimited CHOICE plan (or the unlimited prepaid plan).

Your 30GB plan goes ULTRA slow (like unbearably slow) after you hit 30GB.

ALL AT&T Unlimited plans, after 22GB for each individual line, are DEprioritized, which means if a tower is temporarily slowed down from being overloaded, you're served last; generally these slowdowns are temporary and often less than a second, some people have used over 1,000 GB of data and not been seriously impacted by this "limit".  (Competing companies also do something similar)

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@Gary L wrote:

Your 30GB plan goes ULTRA slow (like unbearably slow) after you hit 30GB.

 

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Not necessarily. OP could be on a MSV plan that charges overages.

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@sandblaster wrote:

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@Gary L wrote:

Your 30GB plan goes ULTRA slow (like unbearably slow) after you hit 30GB.

 

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Not necessarily. OP could be on a MSV plan that charges overages.

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That's very true, I suppose at some point they'd need to actually tell us what plan they have. They were asking about speed and the MSV 30GB plan doesn't change speed so it wasn't even in any thoughts (that was my oversight).