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9 Best Cell Phone Plans for Students of 2026
By the Rankozo research desk · Updated November 11, 2026 · Next review December 26, 2026
Visible is the best phone plan for a student in 2026 because unlimited data on Verizon's network costs $25 a month with taxes and fees included, as of November 2026. US Mobile suits students who port a number, at $15 a month for six months and then $25, and Boost Mobile has the cheapest verified student rate at $9.99 a month for five months, then $25. Students who want a big carrier with stores should look at T-Mobile's T-Mix Saver with Student Savings, at $40 for one line before AutoPay.
- Tools ranked
- 9
- With free plan
- 0
- Cheapest paid plan
- Tello, $10
- per month, taxes extra
By the numbers
- $581IDC forecasts the global average selling price of a smartphone will reach $581 in 2026, up 27.6% in one year and above the $550 it projected a quarter earlier.IDC
- 16.7%IDC forecasts worldwide smartphone shipments will fall 16.7% in 2026 to just over 1 billion units, which it calls the steepest annual contraction on record.IDC
- $442Counterpoint Research measured the global smartphone average selling price, based on wholesale prices, at a record $442 in the third quarter of 2026, up 27% year on year.Counterpoint Research
- 350%IDC says smartphone memory costs have risen about 350% since 2025 and were still rising in the third quarter of 2026.IDC
- $1,199The iPhone 18 Pro starts at $1,199 in the US and the iPhone 18 Pro Max at $1,299.Apple
- $899Google's Pixel 11 starts at $899 in the US, the Pixel 11 Pro at $1,099, the Pro XL at $1,299 and the Pro Fold at $1,899.Google
Comparison table
| Tool | |||||
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Visible | 01 | 8.9 | 9.4 | $25per line per month, taxes and fees included | No |
| US Mobile | 02 | 8.7 | 9.2 | $25per line per month, taxes and fees included | No |
| Boost Mobile | 03 | 8.3 | 9.3 | $25per line per month after the 5-month student rate | No |
| Google Fi | 04 | 8.3 | 7.9 | $20per month for 1 line plus $10 per GB | No |
| Mint Mobile | 05 | 8.3 | 9.1 | Check price | No |
| T-Mobile | 06 | 8.3 | 7.9 | $40per line per month before AutoPay, plus taxes and fees | No |
| Tello | 07 | 8.2 | 9.0 | $10per month, taxes extra | No |
| Verizon | 08 | 8.0 | 7.3 | $27per line per month after AutoPay and Switch & Save, plus taxes and fees | No |
| Cricket Wireless | 09 | 7.6 | 7.8 | $30per line per month with Auto Pay, taxes and fees included | No |
Click a column to sort. Prices are the cheapest paid plan quoted from each vendor's US pricing page; "Check price" means the US price check is pending.
How this ranking works
One method for every tool. We compared documented features and published prices; we did not run hands-on tests. Value carries the most weight.
Full methodThis list is for college and graduate students who want a cheap line with enough data for maps, streaming and the occasional hotspot session. We compared documented features and published prices on each carrier's own pages on November 11, 2026, including the student discount pages at T-Mobile, Verizon and Boost Mobile. Rankozo weights value at 40%, features at 35% and ease of use at 25%. Prices are in USD per line per month, with the conditions behind each one (AutoPay, porting, prepaying, student verification, taxes) listed next to it. Metro by T-Mobile was left out because its plan page did not load from our location, and AT&T was left out because its plan page offered no student pricing and its best rates need four lines.
The verdict
Visible ranks first because its $25 plan is the whole bill: unlimited data, unlimited 5 Mbps hotspot and no added taxes or fees. US Mobile matches that price and is cheaper for six months if you port a number. Boost Mobile has the lowest published student rate at $9.99 for five months, though its $25 plan caps premium data at 30 GB. Mint and Tello are the cheapest prepaid choices, and Google Fi Flexible suits students who mostly use Wi-Fi. T-Mobile and Verizon both publish student discounts, but taxes and fees push their real cost above the all-in prepaid plans.
- 01Top value
Visible
8.9/10Verizon-owned online carrier whose unlimited plans include taxes and fees in the listed price.
Price
$25per line per month, taxes and fees included
Visible plan $25 a month with taxes and fees included; Visible+ $35 and Visible+ Pro $45
“Unlimited data, powered by Verizon’s 5G and 4G LTE networks, for $25/mo taxes and fees included.” Quoted from the pricing page, November 11, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Free trial
- 15 days
- Value (40%)
- 9.4
- Features (35%)
- 8.2
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.9
Best forstudents who want unlimited data for one flat monthly bill
Visible ranks first for students because the price on the page is the full bill. The base Visible plan costs $25 a month with taxes and fees included, and its broadband label lists no provider fees, no one-time fees and no early termination fee, so a student budget does not get surprised by line items. Data is unlimited on Verizon's 5G and 4G LTE networks, which Visible says reach 99% of the US population, and the plan includes unlimited hotspot at 5 Mbps for a laptop in a library or dorm. In November 2026 the code HOLIDAYHACK lowered the base plan to $19 a month for one year. Students who need faster speeds can move to Visible+ at $35, which adds 5G Ultra Wideband access and 10 Mbps hotspot. The limits are no stores and slower typical speeds on the base plan, listed at 20 to 148 Mbps. The 15-day free trial needs no credit card, so you can test signal on campus first.
- ✓The broadband label lists no provider monthly fees, no one-time fees and no early termination fee
- ✓Runs on Verizon 5G and 4G LTE, which Visible says covers 99% of the US population
- ✓Promo code HOLIDAYHACK cut the base plan to $19 a month for 1 year as of November 2026
- ✕No retail stores, so setup and support happen online and in the app
- ✕Hotspot on the base plan is capped at 5 Mbps
- ✕Visible lists typical base plan downloads of 20 to 148 Mbps, below its Visible+ plans
- Base price:
- $25 a month, taxes and fees included
- Network:
- Verizon 5G and 4G LTE
- Free trial:
- 15 days, no credit card
- Hotspot:
- Unlimited at 5 Mbps
Bottom line: Visible is the best choice for college students on a fixed budget because unlimited data costs $25 a month with taxes and fees included. Test campus coverage with the free 15-day trial before you port your number.
- 02
US Mobile
8.7/10Online carrier that sells unlimited and by-the-gig plans with taxes and fees included.
Price
$25per line per month, taxes and fees included
Unlimited Starter $25 a month and Unlimited Premium $44, taxes and fees included; port-ins pay $15 and $25 for 6 months
“Promo price for port-ins only. Renews at $25/mo after 6 mos.” Quoted from the pricing page, November 11, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 9.2
- Features (35%)
- 8.6
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.0
Best forstudents who port a number and want a low first semester
US Mobile is a strong pick for students who already have a number to bring. Unlimited Starter costs $25 a month with taxes and fees included, and port-ins paid $15 a month for the first six months as of November 2026, which covers most of a semester at a low rate. The plan includes unlimited high-speed data and 20 GB of hotspot on the Dark Star network. Students who study abroad can look at Unlimited Premium at $44, which includes 20 GB of roaming in more than 180 countries, while other plans can add roaming for $15 in the months you travel. US Mobile also sells By the Gig and Custom plans for students who live on campus Wi-Fi and need little cellular data. The trade-offs are that promo prices renew at full price, plan features vary by network, and there are no stores, so you set up and switch networks online. Annual billing, which US Mobile says saves 43%, suits students who can pay upfront.
- ✓Taxes and fees are included in the plan price
- ✓Porting a number cuts Unlimited Starter to $15 a month for the first 6 months
- ✓By the Gig and Custom plans exist for light data users
- ✕Port-in promo prices renew at full price after 6 months
- ✕No retail locations
- ✕Features vary by network, so hotspot and roaming depend on the network you pick
- Unlimited Starter:
- $25 a month, $15 for 6 months on port-in
- Hotspot:
- 20 GB on Dark Star (Starter)
- Taxes and fees:
- Included
- Stores:
- None
Bottom line: US Mobile is the best choice for students who port a number because Unlimited Starter costs $15 a month for six months, then $25 with taxes and fees included. Note the renewal price before you sign up.
- 03
Boost Mobile
8.3/10Prepaid carrier with a $25 unlimited plan and a verified student discount through Student Beans.
Price
$25per line per month after the 5-month student rate
Student offer $9.99 a month for 5 months, then $25 a month; standard Unlimited $25 a month
“$9.99/mo for 5 Months Then $25/mo Forever.” Quoted from the pricing page, November 11, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 9.3
- Features (35%)
- 7.4
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.0
Best forstudents who want the lowest verified student price
Boost Mobile has the cheapest dedicated student offer we found. Students and recent graduates who verify a school email through Student Beans pay $9.99 a month for five months for unlimited talk, text and data, then $25 a month, which Boost says stays the same as long as you remain on the Boost Unlimited Plan. That works out to about $50 for the first five months. The $25 plan includes 30 GB of premium data before speeds may slow, and mobile hotspot pulls from that same allowance, so heavy tethering eats into it. Students who study abroad can add global roaming in 38+ countries for $10. Boost lets you bring your own phone and offers a 30-day money-back guarantee. The weaker points are the 30 GB premium cap, which is lower than Mint or Tello at 50 GB, and the need for an active school email to qualify.
- ✓Lowest published student rate in this list at $9.99 a month for 5 months
- ✓The $25 price after the promo is stated as lasting as long as you stay on the Boost Unlimited Plan
- ✓30-day money-back guarantee
- ✕Speeds may slow after 30 GB on the $25 plan
- ✕You need an active school email to verify
- ✕Hotspot uses the same data allowance rather than a separate bucket
- Student price:
- $9.99 a month for 5 months
- Price after promo:
- $25 a month
- Premium data:
- 30 GB, then speeds may slow
- Verification:
- School email via Student Beans
Bottom line: Boost Mobile is the best choice for students who want the lowest verified student rate because unlimited costs $9.99 a month for five months. After that it is $25 a month with 30 GB of premium data.
- 04
Google Fi
8.3/10Google's phone service with pay-per-GB and unlimited plans and data abroad on higher tiers.
Price
$20per month for 1 line plus $10 per GB
Flexible $20 a month plus $10 per GB; Unlimited Essentials $35 for 1 line
“Flexible Pay for the data you use $20 per month for 1 line + $10/GB of data” Quoted from the pricing page, November 11, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 7.9
- Features (35%)
- 8.8
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.2
Best forlight data users and students who travel
Google Fi fits two kinds of student. The first lives on campus Wi-Fi and uses little cellular data: the Flexible plan costs $20 a month for one line plus $10 per GB, so a student who uses 1 GB pays $30 before taxes. The second travels: Unlimited Premium, at $65 for one line, includes international data in more than 200 destinations, 100 GB of high-speed data and 50 GB of hotspot. In between, Unlimited Essentials, Fi's most affordable unlimited plan, costs $35 for one line, and in November 2026 Fi offered 50% off Unlimited Standard or Essentials for 12 months to people who bring a phone. Fi lists automatic 5G network switching on select Pixel phones and 24/7 support. The downsides for a tight budget are that Flexible gets expensive past a few gigabytes, and listed prices exclude taxes and fees, unlike Visible or US Mobile.
- ✓Flexible bills only the data you use, which suits students on campus Wi-Fi
- ✓Higher tiers include data abroad for study-abroad terms
- ✓Lists Google One storage and YouTube Premium months on Unlimited Premium
- ✕Flexible gets expensive past a few GB at $10 per GB
- ✕Unlimited Premium is $65 for 1 line
- ✕Taxes and fees are not included in the listed prices
- Flexible:
- $20 a month + $10 per GB
- Unlimited Essentials:
- $35 for 1 line
- Unlimited Premium:
- $65 for 1 line
- Abroad:
- 200+ destinations on Premium
Bottom line: Google Fi is the best choice for students who use little data or study abroad because Flexible starts at $20 a month plus $10 per GB. Heavy data users should compare Unlimited Essentials at $35 with the all-in prices above.
- 05
Mint Mobile
8.3/10Prepaid carrier that sells 3, 6 and 12-month plans paid upfront.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 9.1
- Features (35%)
- 7.7
- Ease of use (25%)
- 7.8
Best forstudents who can prepay a semester at a time
Mint Mobile suits students who can pay for a term at once. As of November 2026, every Mint plan, including Unlimited, cost the equivalent of $15 a month for new customers, paid upfront as $45 for three months, $90 for six or $180 for twelve. That makes the 3-month option a cheap way to cover a summer job or a term. Unlimited includes up to 20 GB of hotspot, and every plan includes free calling to Mexico, Canada and the UK, which helps international students call home. The catch is that the $15 rate applies to the first term only. Mint's own broadband label for the 3-month 6 GB plan lists a regular price of $25 after the introductory period, and taxes and fees are extra. Unlimited users who pass 50 GB a month may see slower speeds when the network is busy, and video streams in SD. We could not complete our automated USD price check on Mint's page, so its price is marked pending.
- ✓A 3-month term at $45 lines up with a summer or a short semester
- ✓Unlimited is $15 a month on the new customer offer
- ✓No early termination fees on the broadband label
- ✕You must pay the full term upfront
- ✕The $15 rate covers only the first term; renewals cost more
- ✕Unlimited users over 50 GB may see reduced speeds and video streams in SD
- New customer price:
- $15 a month equivalent, all plans
- Upfront payment:
- $45 / $90 / $180
- Hotspot:
- Up to 20 GB on Unlimited
- Taxes and fees:
- Extra
Bottom line: Mint Mobile is the best choice for students who can prepay because all plans cost the equivalent of $15 a month on the new customer offer. Check the renewal price before the first term ends.
- 06
T-Mobile
8.3/10Major postpaid carrier with T-Mix plans priced for verified college and graduate students.
Price
$40per line per month before AutoPay, plus taxes and fees
T-Mix Saver with Student Savings $40 for 1 line before AutoPay; T-Mobile advertises $30 a line for switchers
“T-Mix Saver w/ Student Savings Monthly Price 1 line $40” Quoted from the pricing page, November 11, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 7.9
- Features (35%)
- 8.7
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.3
Best forstudents who want a big carrier with stores and a student rate
T-Mobile is the best big-carrier option for students because it publishes dedicated student pricing on every T-Mix tier. T-Mix Saver with Student Savings lists unlimited talk, text and data at $40 for one line before the AutoPay discount, and T-Mobile advertises $30 a month per line for students who switch. Students who want more perks can pick Standard, More or Loaded with Student Savings, listed at $60, $75 and $95 for one line before AutoPay. The offer is open to new and existing customers who are enrolled in college or university, are 18 or older and hold the account, with a maximum of two voice lines. Budget for extras: the broadband label adds a $5.49 per line regulatory and telco recovery fee, surcharges and a $35 device connection charge. If you do not re-verify when asked, the plan loses Student Savings at up to $15 more per line. Typical 5G downloads on the Saver label are 127 to 455 Mbps.
- ✓Discount covers all four T-Mix tiers, not only the cheapest plan
- ✓Open to new and existing customers enrolled in college or university
- ✓Stores for in-person help with phones and setup
- ✕Regulatory and telco recovery fee of $5.49 per line plus a $35 device connection charge
- ✕You must be 18 or older and the primary account holder
- ✕Losing student status can add up to $15 a line per month
- Student Saver price:
- $40 for 1 line before AutoPay
- Lines:
- Up to 2 voice lines
- Fees:
- $5.49 per line monthly, $35 connection charge
- Eligibility:
- College or university students, 18+
Bottom line: T-Mobile is the best choice for students who want a major carrier because T-Mix Saver with Student Savings costs $40 for one line before AutoPay. Add the $5.49 monthly fee and taxes to compare it fairly with all-in prepaid plans.
- 07
Tello
8.2/10Prepaid carrier where you build a plan from data and minute options and change it any time.
Price
$10per month, taxes extra
Starter 2 GB $10 a month; 10 GB $15; 20 GB $20; Unlimited $25
“Starter 2 GB Data + Unlimited Talk & Text $10 /mo” Quoted from the pricing page, November 11, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 9.0
- Features (35%)
- 7.2
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.2
Best forstudents who want the cheapest plan they can change month to month
Tello is the cheapest regular plan in this list and the easiest to resize. The Starter plan costs $10 a month for 2 GB of data with unlimited talk and text, Everyday adds 10 GB for $15, Power gives 20 GB for $20, and the Unlimited plan costs $25 with 50 GB at full 5G speed and 10 GB of hotspot. Tello lets you upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time without penalties, which suits students whose data use drops on campus Wi-Fi during term and rises over breaks. International students get free calls to more than 60 countries on any plan with minutes, and Tello lists free roaming in Europe until January 31, 2027. The limits: taxes are added to the plan price, the $10 plan's 2 GB runs out quickly with video, and the plans page lists no student-only discount, though its footer links to student and grad deals.
- ✓Lowest regular price in this list at $10 a month
- ✓Upgrade, downgrade or cancel at any time with no penalties
- ✓Unused high-speed data rolls over on the Unlimited plan
- ✕Taxes are added on top of the plan price
- ✕The $10 plan includes only 2 GB of data
- ✕No student-specific discount listed on the plans page
- Cheapest plan:
- $10 a month, 2 GB
- Unlimited:
- $25 a month, 50 GB full speed
- Hotspot:
- 10 GB on Unlimited
- Contract:
- None, change any time
Bottom line: Tello is the best choice for students who want the lowest monthly price because the Starter plan costs $10 for 2 GB with unlimited talk and text. Move to the $25 Unlimited plan in months you need more data.
- 08
Verizon
8.0/10Major postpaid carrier that gives verified college and graduate students 10% off unlimited plans.
Price
$27per line per month after AutoPay and Switch & Save, plus taxes and fees
Simplicity plan as low as $27 a line for new student customers after AutoPay and Switch & Save; plus taxes and fees
“New customers switch to the Simplicity plan for as low as $27/line/mo.” Quoted from the pricing page, November 11, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Value (40%)
- 7.3
- Features (35%)
- 8.9
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.0
Best forstudents who want Verizon postpaid with a student discount
Verizon is the pick for students who want Verizon postpaid service rather than Visible's online-only version of the same network. Verified college and graduate students, including those enrolled online, get 10% off select Unlimited plans, and Verizon says new customers who switch to the Simplicity plan pay as low as $27 a line per month after AutoPay and the Switch & Save discount, plus taxes and fees. Simplicity includes 5G Ultra Wideband data, 10 GB of mobile hotspot, talk, text and data in Mexico and Canada, and satellite texting for dead zones. The discount can be combined with the Mobile and Home Discount but not with teacher, nurse, first-responder or military discounts. Students must verify every 12 months and must be the account owner or manager, so a parent cannot add it for a child. Once taxes and fees are added, Verizon costs more than Visible's $25 all-in plan.
- ✓Open to college and graduate students, including online enrollment
- ✓Existing customers can add the student discount
- ✓Satellite texting helps on remote campuses and trips
- ✕The $27 price needs AutoPay and the Switch & Save discount for new customers
- ✕Students must re-verify every 12 months
- ✕The student must be the account owner or manager
- Student discount:
- 10% off select Unlimited plans
- Student price:
- As low as $27 a line, new customers
- Hotspot:
- 10 GB on Simplicity
- Re-verification:
- Every 12 months
Bottom line: Verizon is the best choice for students who want postpaid service and stores because the student discount brings Simplicity as low as $27 a line for new customers. Students who only need Verizon's network can pay less with Visible.
- 09
Cricket Wireless
7.6/10AT&T-owned prepaid carrier with stores and plans that include taxes and fees.
Price
$30per line per month with Auto Pay, taxes and fees included
Sensible 10GB $30 a month with Auto Pay; Select Unlimited $35 with Auto Pay; taxes and fees included
“Sensible™ 10GB $ 30 /mo per month with Auto Pay” Quoted from the pricing page, November 11, 2026.
- Free plan
- No
- Free trial
- 14 days
- Value (40%)
- 7.8
- Features (35%)
- 7.0
- Ease of use (25%)
- 8.0
Best forstudents who want a prepaid carrier with physical stores
Cricket Wireless suits students who want prepaid pricing but still like walking into a store. The Sensible 10GB plan costs $30 a month with Auto Pay, and Select Unlimited costs $35 with Auto Pay, with taxes and fees included in both according to Cricket's broadband labels. Service runs on AT&T's nationwide 5G network, and the tryCricket app lets you test that network for 14 days without interrupting your current service, useful for checking signal in a dorm. All plans include HD Voice and Wi-Fi Calling on compatible phones. For students, the weak points are value and data. Sensible 10GB slows to 128 Kbps once the 10 GB is used, video is limited to SD, and a $25 activation fee applies in Cricket stores. Visible and US Mobile charge less for unlimited data with taxes included.
- ✓Taxes and fees are included in the monthly price
- ✓Retail stores for in-person help
- ✓tryCricket lets you test the network for 14 days without leaving your carrier
- ✕Sensible 10GB slows to 128 Kbps after the data allowance
- ✕Video is limited to SD
- ✕Activation fee of $25 in Cricket stores
- Cheapest plan:
- $30 with Auto Pay, 10 GB
- Unlimited:
- Select Unlimited $35 with Auto Pay
- Network:
- AT&T 5G
- Free test:
- 14 days via tryCricket
Bottom line: Cricket Wireless is the best choice for students who want a prepaid plan with stores because Select Unlimited costs $35 with Auto Pay, taxes and fees included. Test your dorm signal with tryCricket first.
What to check before you pay
Check for a verified student rate first
Three carriers here publish student pricing. Boost Mobile charges $9.99 a month for five months after a Student Beans check, T-Mobile offers Student Savings on every T-Mix plan for students 18 and older, and Verizon takes 10% off select Unlimited plans for college and graduate students. Each requires proof of enrollment, and Verizon asks you to re-verify every 12 months.
Compare the all-in price
Visible, US Mobile and Cricket include taxes and fees in the plan price. T-Mobile adds a $5.49 per line regulatory and telco recovery fee and a $35 connection charge, while Verizon, Google Fi, Mint, Tello and Boost add taxes on top. A $25 all-in plan can cost less than a $27 plan before taxes.
Size your data to campus Wi-Fi
Students who are on campus Wi-Fi most of the day may not need unlimited data. Tello's 2 GB plan costs $10 and Google Fi Flexible costs $20 plus $10 per GB. If you stream on the bus or tether a laptop, pick an unlimited plan with a stated hotspot allowance.
Know when promo prices end
Boost's student rate lasts five months, US Mobile's port-in price lasts six months, and Mint's $15 rate covers the first prepaid term only. Write down the renewal price before you switch so the second semester does not surprise you.
Test signal in your dorm before porting
Visible offers a 15-day free trial with no credit card and Cricket's tryCricket app gives 14 days on AT&T's network. Check signal in your room, lecture halls and the library before moving your number.
FAQ
What is the best phone plan for a student?
Visible is the best phone plan for most students. Its base plan gives unlimited data on Verizon's 5G and 4G LTE networks for $25 a month with taxes and fees included, as of November 2026, and comes with a 15-day free trial.
What is the cheapest phone plan for college students?
Tello's Starter plan is the cheapest regular plan at $10 a month for 2 GB of data with unlimited talk and text. For a student-only deal, Boost Mobile charges $9.99 a month for five months of unlimited data, then $25.
Do T-Mobile and Verizon have student discounts?
Yes. T-Mobile sells T-Mix plans with Student Savings, starting at $40 for one line before AutoPay on T-Mix Saver, and Verizon gives verified college students 10% off select Unlimited plans, with Simplicity as low as $27 a line for new customers.
How do carriers verify student status?
Usually with a school email or enrollment documents. Boost Mobile checks eligibility with a school email through Student Beans, T-Mobile asks for verification at activation, and Verizon requires approved documents and re-verification every 12 months.
How much data does a college student need?
Many students on campus Wi-Fi can manage with 2 to 10 GB a month, while students who stream or tether a laptop are better off with unlimited. Tello sells 2 GB for $10 and 10 GB for $15, and its unlimited plan includes 50 GB at full 5G speed for $25.
Which phone plan is best for studying abroad?
Google Fi Unlimited Premium is the best fit for study abroad because it includes data in 200+ destinations for $65 a month for one line. US Mobile's Unlimited Premium includes 20 GB of roaming in 180+ countries for $44.
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