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Mint Mobile: 128GB Google Pixel 7 Pro Locked Smartphone + 12-Month 5GB Plan Expired
$389
$1,079.00
& More + Free Shipping
Mint Mobile has 128GB Google Pixel 7 Pro Locked Smartphone + 12-Month 5GB Plan for $389 if you Port-in a Number (6 months included by default + 6 extra months). Shipping is free.
Available:
- Note: You may opt for more monthly data at an additional cost as listed below.
Available:
- 5GB Monthly Data $389
- 15GB Monthly Data $419
- 20GB Monthly Data $449
- Unlimited Data $479
- 6.7" 3120x1440 1200Hz HDR10+ 1000 nit (HBM) /, 1500 nit (peak) LTPO AMOLED touchscreen display
- Google Tensor G2 octa-core chipset
- 128GB UFS 3.1 storage
- 12GB RAM
- Main Cameras: 50MP (wide) w/ OIS | 48MP (telephoto) | 12MP (ultrawide)
- Selfie Camera: 10.8MP (ultrawide)
- Up to 4K 60fps video recording
- Stereo Speakers
- WiFi 6e / Bluetooth 5.2 / NFC
- IP68 dust/water resistant
- Optical fingerprint sensor (under-display)
- USB 3.2 Type C port w/ Up to 30W fast charging (Power Delivery 3.0)
- Up to 23W fast wireless charging
- Reverse wireless charging
- 5000 mAh battery
- Nano SIM / eSIM support
- 5G / 4G LTE mobile data support
- Android 13
- No microSD card slot
- No 3.5mm headphone jack
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- About this deal:
- Limited time offer, valid from 11/6-12/21/23. While supplies last, no rain checks.
- For new Mint customers porting in from select carriers only.
- Requires purchase/activation on Buy 6 months/Get 6 months free promo. May not be combined/available with other promotions/offers.
- Available only on mintmobile.com.
- About this product:
- Customers must request handset unlocking.
- Customers must have had their locked device activated on Mint Mobile service for no fewer than 12 months and not have had their telephone number recycled or ported.
- Customers must request this interim unlocking solution while their service is active and in good standing or within 60 days after their active service days expire. This 60-day grace period applies even if the customer's telephone number was recycled or ported.
- See the forum thread for additional discussion of this deal.
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Edited November 6, 2023
at 01:08 PM
Mint Mobile [mintmobile.com] has for New Customers: Google Pixel 7 Pro Smartphone (Black 128GB, Locked to Mint Mobile for 12 Months) + 6 Months Free Wireless Service (50% off 12-Month Data Plan w/ Unlimited Talk/Text) when you port in from select carriers on sale from $389 listed below. Shipping is free.
Note: Must bring your phone number over from previous carrier to Mint Mobile. Sales tax charged on full retail price of phone ($899).
Available 12-Month Plans (Prices reflected are $299 for Google Pixel 7 Pro Phone + phone plan after 6 months off):
Note: Must bring your phone number over from previous carrier to Mint Mobile. Sales tax charged on full retail price of phone ($899).
Available 12-Month Plans (Prices reflected are $299 for Google Pixel 7 Pro Phone + phone plan after 6 months off):
- 5GB Monthly Data $389 ($299 + $90)
- 15GB Monthly Data $419 ($299 + $120)
- 20GB Monthly Data $449 ($299 + $150)
- Unlimited Data $479 ($299 + $180)
- Note (taken from product page): Unlimited plan customers using >40GB/mo will experience lower speeds. Videos stream at 480p.
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Community Wiki
Last Edited by kenbuzz
November 19, 2023
at
08:58 AM
Getting a disposable Google Voice number for the port-in is really simple and will cost you only $3. Here's the step-by-step from the Pixel 7 Mint deal in March of this year, which also required a port-in.
1 - Pick a Google account you own that doesn't have a GV number linked to it (or create a new Google acct)
2 - Go to voice.google.com and log in to that Google acct. I prefer an Incognito window here to make sure I'm only engaging with the preferred account.
3 - Select a GV number... I used my home area code and perused the list of available numbers, settling on one that looked good.
4 - Select it, verify it by using a mobile or landline. (see note on this below)
5 - Really important.... set up a PIN!!! Settings > Voicemail > Enable Call to Listen > Enter a PIN
6 - Unlock the GV number so it can be ported: Settings > Account > GV Number > click UNLOCK
7 - Pay Google three bucks
8 - Wait for confirmation that the number is unlocked
Then at Mint:
- Phone # is the GV number
- Account # is also the GV number
- PIN is the PIN you set up in Step 5 above.
- If after entering your billing ZIP code you encounter an error, you can try using 94043 which has worked for others.
The important note from Step 4.... the phone you use to verify here (via text message if you're using a mobile or via a phone call if using a landline) will be DISCONNECTED from any other GV number you may be using and will be linked to the GV number you're creating here. When you finish up all of this and have successfully ported in to Mint, you'll want to go back to whatever prior GV number you have an re-link that mobile/landline back where it belongs.
Link to the phone spec from google and scroll down to the pixel 7 and pixel 7pro:
https://support.google.
1 - Pick a Google account you own that doesn't have a GV number linked to it (or create a new Google acct)
2 - Go to voice.google.com and log in to that Google acct. I prefer an Incognito window here to make sure I'm only engaging with the preferred account.
3 - Select a GV number... I used my home area code and perused the list of available numbers, settling on one that looked good.
4 - Select it, verify it by using a mobile or landline. (see note on this below)
5 - Really important.... set up a PIN!!! Settings > Voicemail > Enable Call to Listen > Enter a PIN
6 - Unlock the GV number so it can be ported: Settings > Account > GV Number > click UNLOCK
7 - Pay Google three bucks
8 - Wait for confirmation that the number is unlocked
Then at Mint:
- Phone # is the GV number
- Account # is also the GV number
- PIN is the PIN you set up in Step 5 above.
- If after entering your billing ZIP code you encounter an error, you can try using 94043 which has worked for others.
The important note from Step 4.... the phone you use to verify here (via text message if you're using a mobile or via a phone call if using a landline) will be DISCONNECTED from any other GV number you may be using and will be linked to the GV number you're creating here. When you finish up all of this and have successfully ported in to Mint, you'll want to go back to whatever prior GV number you have an re-link that mobile/landline back where it belongs.
Link to the phone spec from google and scroll down to the pixel 7 and pixel 7pro:
https://support.google.
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1 - Pick a Google account you own that doesn't have a GV number linked to it (or create a new Google acct)
2 - Go to voice.google.com and log in to that Google acct. I prefer an Incognito window here to make sure I'm only engaging with the preferred account.
3 - Select a GV number... I used my home area code and perused the list of available numbers, settling on one that looked good.
4 - Select it, verify it by using a mobile or landline. (see note on this below)
5 - Really important.... set up a PIN!!! Settings > Voicemail > Enable Call to Listen > Enter a PIN
6 - Unlock the GV number so it can be ported: Settings > Account > GV Number > click UNLOCK
7 - Pay Google three bucks
8 - Wait for confirmation that the number is unlocked
Then at Mint:
Phone # is the GV number
Account # is also the GV number
PIN is the PIN you set up in Step 5 above.
The important note from Step 4.... the phone you use to verify here (via text message if you're using a mobile or via a phonecall if using a landline) will be DISCONNECTED from any other GV number you may be using and will be linked to the GV number you're creating here. When you finish up all of this and have successfully ported in to Mint, you'll want to go back to whatever prior GV number you have an re-link that mobile/landline back where it belongs.
EDITED TO ADD: Added this info to thread wiki.
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