Appalachian Wireless

Appalachian Wireless primarily services Eastern Kentucky and is the 14th-largest mobile broadband provider in the U.S. Its network supports 4G and LTE and covers rural areas. Aside from multiple plan options, Appalachian Wireless also offers the latest electronic devices from Apple and Samsung, which you can buy from one of its storefronts.

Appalachian Wireless Plans and Pricing

Appalachian Wireless categorizes its various plans into three categories: nationwide, mix-and-match, and prepaid and postpaid. Depending on your budget and whether you want to sign an agreement or go contract-free, you might find your ideal plan in only one of the aforementioned categories. Typically, the process for signing up for an Appalachian Wireless plan is to select your device, service, number of phone lines, and how much data you need.

As you’ve probably noticed, Appalachian doesn’t offer unlimited data on any of its plans and charges expensive rates for more data. Because it’s a small company headquartered in Kentucky, pricing is more expensive than top mobile broadband providers like Verizon and T-Mobile. Only Kentucky residents can sign up for Appalachian Wireless plans.

Appalachian Wireless Internet Speeds

Since Appalachian Wireless uses a 4G and LTE network, speeds are fast but not as fast as 5G technology that many top providers use to operate their mobile broadband service.