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Verizon Fios Phone Review: Bundles and Prices

Customer rating (4.2/5)

Price: $25.00–$90.00/mo.

Phone plans: Digital landline and wireless

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Plan Price Features
Verizon Home Phone $25.00/mo. 30+ features, including caller ID, voicemail, and spam blocking View Plan

Data is as of time of post. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

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Verizon Fios phone service at a glance

Verizon’s phone services are made up of digital home landlines and, of course, wireless mobile. Its wireless plans are among the most acclaimed (and expensive) in the industry and come in several varieties.

Verizon’s home landline VoIP (voice over internet protocol) service, on the other hand, consists of just one plan, but it’s loaded with features and delivered over fiber-optic internet (so it requires an internet/phone bundle). It’s also cheap, if you’re into the idea of an old-school landline.

Verizon Fios phone pros & cons

Pros

  • Wide variety of plans
  • Inexpensive VoIP service

Cons

  • Pricey wireless plans
  • Limited fiber VoIP coverage

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Verizon Fios phone plans

Plan Price Features
Verizon Home Phone $25.00/mo. 30+ features, including caller ID, voicemail, and spam blocking View Plan

Data is as of time of post. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

There’s just one Verizon VoIP option, but it has everything you’d need in a landline: caller ID, voicemail, spam alerts and blocking, as well as more advanced features like call forwarding and TV-screen integration. It also works with most types of commercial home phone.

Verizon Wireless phone plans

Plan Price Type
Get More Unlimited $50.00–$90.00/mo. per line Unlimited data View Plan
Do More Unlimited $40.00–$80.00/mo. per line Unlimited data View Plan
Play More Unlimited $40.00–$80.00/mo. per line Unlimited data View Plan
Start Unlimited $30.00–$70.00/mo. per line Unlimited data View Plan
15 GB $35.00–$50.00/mo. per line Shared data View Plan
5 GB $25.00–$40.00/mo. per line Shared data View Plan

Data is as of time of post. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

Verizon Wireless has plans for families, singles, and just about any configuration in between. The unlimited data plans aren’t the cheapest around, but Verizon’s coverage and performance are probably worth the extra bucks if you’re a heavy mobile user (or family of mobile users).

Verizon Fios packages and pricing

Verizon Fios internet + phone packages

Package Price* Download speeds up to Phone plan
Fios Gigabit Connection + Home Phone $114.99/mo. 940 Mbps Digital VoIP View Plans for Verizon

Data is as of time of post. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

Verizon Fios internet + TV + phone packages

Package Price* Download speeds up to Channel count Phone plan
Gigabit Connection + The Most Fios TV + Home Phone $224.99/mo. 940 Mbps 425+ Digital VoIP View Plan
Gigabit Connection + More Fios TV + Home Phone $204.99/mo. 940 Mbps 300+ Digital VoIP View Plan
Gigabit Connection + Your Fios TV + Home Phone $184.99/mo. 940 Mbps 125+ Digital VoIP View Plan

Data is as of time of post. Offers and availability may vary by location and are subject to change.

Our final take on Verizon Fios phone service

At $25 a month, Verizon Fios’s digital landline VoIP phone service offers plenty of functionality for little extra cost. Like its TV service, it requires Fios internet, and there are some limitations with web-based services—an internet outage also means no TV or phone, for example. But it’s a nice extra for the price.

Verizon Wireless is a whole other beast, with a far larger array of mobile plans and pricing tiers to choose from (and fewer packaging options). It costs a little more than VoIP, but Verizon’s mobile coverage and performance rankings indicate that you actually do get what you pay for.

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Methodology

To find out how Verizon phone plans stacked up to the competition, we rated them by bang for your buck, reliability, features, and customer satisfaction. For more information on our methodology, check out our How We Rank page.

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Verizon phone service FAQ

How is VoIP phone different from a regular landline phone?

Unlike traditional landline phones that use copper telephone lines (and telephone companies), VoIP (Voice over Internet Protocol) phones transmit communications over the internet. If you’ve ever used Skype or Google Chat, you’ve talked over a form of VoIP.

Advantages of VoIP include clearer audio and cloud-based functionality features, but its biggest disadvantage is its complete reliance on an internet connection. Old copper telephone lines will still work during a power outage; VoIP connections won’t.

Does Verizon Wireless charge for data overages?

Somewhat true to their title, Verizon Wireless’s Unlimited plans don’t charge for data overages—but they will throttle your speed when you exceed certain data points (dependent upon the plan) and during high-traffic periods. So, they’re not completely “unlimited.”

Verizon Wireless’s prepaid plans will slow down even more when you hit certain data limits, and the shared plans will charge $15 for each GB you go over. If you’d rather live with occasionally slowed speed than paying extra, Verizon’s Unlimited plans are the way to go.

Can I use my own phone with Verizon Wireless?

Verizon Wireless does allow you to BYOD (bring your own device) as long as the phone is compatible with its network.

See also: Verizon Fios overview | Verizon TV | Verizon Internet | Verizon Phone | Verizon Customer service

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