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It's still a great deal, but you need to pay in advance if you join Mint. If not, the price jumps up to $40 per month for another three months or $35 for six months. But there's a catch to lock in Mint's $30 per month price, you'll need to sign up for a 12-month plan after three months of its introductory offer. This is a far cry from Mint Mobile's unlimited plan at $30 per month. T-Mobile's cheapest core plan, Essentials, starts at $60 per month for one line. Unlimited talk, text, and data in Mexico and Canada with all plansįrom $30 per line per month (three lines)Īnother stark difference between Mint Mobile and T-Mobile is the price you'll pay and whether or not you need to pay upfront. Unlimited (at least 50GB of premium data)įree (capped at 5GB with the unlimited plan)

If you're on Mint's unlimited plan, you'll get access to a decent 5GB of hotspot data, but who wouldn't prefer unlimited? Here's how else these two plans compare.

#T MOBILE PLANS 4 LINES FREE#

Though Mint Mobile offers free mobile hotspot data as well, it'll use your 4GB, 10GB, or 15GB monthly data allotment. You'll also get unlimited mobile hotspot data at 3G speeds, and with T-Mobile's Magenta and Magenta MAX plans, you'll get a respective 5GB or 40GB of high-speed hotspot data. With each T-Mobile core plan, you're actually guaranteed to have access to at least 50GB of premium data, so if you need high-speed data regularly, you're better off signing up directly with T-Mobile. Though this is more than enough for most people, T-Mobile's three core plans (Essentials, Magenta, and Magenta MAX) will always be prioritized over any Mint Mobile plan when the network is congested. With Mint Mobile's unlimited plan, data speeds will reduce after 35GB of use. However, what sets these two carriers apart is the data speed and performance you'll get.

Because each carrier uses the same network, you won't see any differences when it comes to coverage-meaning that if you live in an area with great T-Mobile coverage (opens in new tab), you're good to go. Mint Mobile and T-Mobile both use T-Mobile's vast and growing 5G and 4G LTE network to offer customers excellent service.

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