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For about 17 hours of streaming music you use 1GB of Data, I personally use wifi when streaming music or spotify premium so I can download the songs to my phone
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Pandora on the free tier will stream up to 64 kbps. It does adjust to how fast your data is, so if you get an LTE phone, you will see the data use go up since it will use the maximum supported stream of 64 kbps. Pandora actually uses less data than most of the other streaming choices such as Pandora, Apple Music or Slacker.
At 64 kbps you will use 28 Megabytes per hour or 36 hours to use up a Gigabyte.
With Spotify, which streams at maximum of 320 kbps at the highest premium level, you will use 144 Megabytes per hour or a Gigabyte in 7 hours.