Telstra mobile plans review
Telstra boasts Australia's largest mobile network, which can be a key point of difference for those living in rural or regional areas.
The caveat is its prices can be steep, and not everyone will need the extra perks Telstra offers, like earning Telstra Plus points for rewards, getting the latest phone on a plan or taking advantage of its handy mobile app or streaming freebies.
If you're keen to stick to a budget, a smaller provider using the Telstra network may be a better option.
Pros
- Access to the largest 4G and 5G networks in Australia
- Multiple customer support options including in-store assistance
- Several types of mobile plans available including, month-to-month and long-expiry prepaid plans, SIM-only plans, and handset repayment plans
- Option to add on international roaming if you're heading overseas
- No lock-in contract across all plans and the option to sign up via eSIM if you have a compatible handset
Cons
- Plans are expensive compared to other providers
- Its SIM-only plans which you'd historically call postpaid plans