Let’s find out everything about the Rogers Share Everything plan here. Don’t forget to share and share everything. There are also two different plans. The high end is the share everything plus plan which we don’t cover in this review.
So I’ve been at Rogers for almost 2 years now. Here is my summary of all my experiences so far with the Rogers Share Everything plan.
Personally, I like the Rogers Share Everything plan for several reasons. Let me list them here –
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I have two iPhone 6s mobile devices (one with me and the other for my wife), an internet connection and a tablet.
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In total, we have 4 Rogers products with a Share Everything plan. Oh no, we don’t have cable yet.
So here’s the breakdown of what we end up paying Rogers:
Now why did I say I loved it, even though it sounds expensive:
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Look, now I get two iPhone 6s (high end smartphones in early 2016) and I pay about 50 dollars for the cost of the device (so subtract 50 from 150 to 100 dollars)
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You end up getting Spotify Premium on three devices, that’s not so cool (BTW, for those of you who don’t know about Spotify Premium, you can download your playlist and listen to it offline without using your data). Now it’s worth 9.99 per month
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Rogers Network, I personally like their customer service and network connectivity
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Speaking of internet now, my price is locked in for 2 years, 100 Mbps unlimited up/down for 64 + tax, which is 73. Which isn’t such a bad deal. I haven’t really seen any downtime to date. Speeds of around 50 Mbps I get.
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I get about 3GB of data shared between me and my wife, that’s not bad either
Here’s my take on the Rogers Share Everything plan. I plan to stick with them for sure until I see something worth changing.
