Verizon, AT&T or T-Mobile, who do you think has the best unlimited plans now?

Starting as soon as Monday, June 18th, Verizon's new Above Unlimited plan, as well as the unique ability to mix and match plans on different lines within the same family, will kick into existence.

The Above Unlimited option may be a godsend for those who travel a lot abroad, as it includes five free days of TravelPass activations per month (up to a $50 value), plus free 500GB cloud storage, and, above all, more than triple the speed de-prioritization (aka throttling) limit of the previous, Beyond Unlimited plan. Heck, with a 75GB restriction potential on full LTE speeds you can very well ditch your home broadband Internet, and move entirely on cellular connectivity around the house, too.

AT&T, on the other hand, decided to put the kibosh on its grandfathered unlimited tier for $30/month, and raised its price to $45, prompting a quick response from T-Mobile, which immediately outed a switching bonus for disgruntled AT&T subs on the grandfathered plan. Looking at all that brouhaha, as well as Sprint's race-to-the-bottom $15/month unlimited offer that didn't last long, Verizon decided to compete upmarket with an innovative mix and match strategy. 

That is why we wanted to ask you, come June 18th when Verizon's new plans kick in, which carrier do you think will have priced its unlimited plans best for what they offer - Verizon, AT&T, or T-Mobile. We are including Sprint's plans as well, though it might very well be folded into a new T-mobile carrier very soon. Check the table below for an at-a-glance reference, and tell us your unlimited pick.