Good news to MetroPCS customers: they can now get unlimited music streaming without worry of using up data.
9To5Mac reports that MetroPCS prepaid customers are being offered Music Unlimited service plans starting from USD40 a month.
“Music Unlimited includes more than 30 music streaming services, including Apple Music, Pandora, Spotify, Slacker, iHeart Radio, and Google Play Music. Music Unlimited is available to new and existing MetroPCS customers on Metro’s new USD40, USD50, and USD60 unlimited plans,” according to service provider T-Mobile.
The Verge said the Music Unlimited service plans is just one of the “Uncarrier” perks T-Mobile has passed to MetroPCS. The other perk, which is also packaged with Music Unlimited, is “Data Maximizer,” which will allow users to stream video up to three times that they usually could. However, the video quality will be downgraded to just 480p quality in order to consume less data.
For those who are interested, they can get the plans beginning November 19th.


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