US Mobile is offering their
US Mobile Black Friday Offer: The 67 Deal: 1-Year US Mobile Unlimited Premium Plan on sale for
$167/Line when you apply promo code
BF67 (
apply during checkout). Line must be
activated/stay on via Light Speed network & port your own number over.
Thanks to community member
George_P_Burdell for finding this deal.
Note: New/existing customers can snag a deal on US Mobile Multi-Network Add-On (
$45) - giving you access to two or more networks on one phone/plan.
Includes:- Unlimited Talk & Text
- Unlimited High Speed Data
- 50GB Hotspot
- 20GB International Data (180+ Countries)
- 50% Off Multi-Network Add-On
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US Mobile's annual Unlimited Premium deal is a Light Speed plan on T-Mobile, with strong value for people who want low-cost unlimited service, international data, and easy porting. The plan includes 20 GB of international data each month, and the multi-network add-on can extend coverage to Verizon or AT&T for backup use, often at a discounted rate. The main catches are that the promo requires staying on Light Speed, activation is limited to 30 days, and some benefits like watch support do not apply here. It is best for shoppers whose local T-Mobile coverage works well and who want a flexible travel-friendly plan.
Common Questions (5)
The promo page says the line must be activated within 30 days of purchase. US Mobile chat also said you can submit the port-in request within that window and the plan starts once the line becomes active.
Yes. The Multi-Network add-on creates a separate backup line with its own phone number on another network, letting you keep your primary line on Light Speed while using Warp or Dark Star for backup data. It is not the same as switching the same number between carriers.
The deal appears to be for new lines only, with a 30-day away-from-US-Mobile requirement for new-customer eligibility. Existing monthly users reported being unable to apply the code, while some support replies said current customers may need to wait for exceptions or use the multi-network add-on instead.
Yes, it is a monthly allowance. It can be used across countries during that month, and travelers reported it working as by-country roaming data with usable speeds in places like Japan.
Yes. The promo terms say the line must be activated and stay on Light Speed, which is US Mobile's T-Mobile network. If you need Verizon or AT&T coverage, that would require a different plan or a separate network add-on.
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i have a pixel 9 xl pro (fwiw).
This was the deal maker for me...
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I highly doubt 5g-SA by the other two is offered to any MVNOs.
https://old.reddit.com/r/NoContra...s/nqr87wy/
Mint mobile on pixel 10 450 to 550 down / 20-30 up. On the Speedtest says Ultra/Univision. US mobile light speed on iPhone 13 230 to 400 down/ 30 to 65 up. On the speedtest says Tmobile. Pretty much the mint is faster down, US mobile up:
when I run both, mint mobile is 7 times out of 10 faster. When I run the mint solo, speeds stays about the same. But when I run the us mobile solo, it runs faster. Lots of variances no matter how many tests I run. But looks like Mint Gets priority over Us mobile? But could it be just cuz of one other phone at the same time? possible the pixel 10 pro XL has other bands. Or is the iPhone 13 on us mobile too old?
I have a referral code for 25 off the $167 which you get back in 6 months from US Mobile. But am I allowed to post it here?
FYI. The us mobile light speed plan is almost exactly like the Tmobile go5g+ plan which is $90 a month. This plan for $14 a month is ridiculously the best plan you can get for the money. Hopefully can give out my referral code for $25 off. But if not it's still absolutely Amazing.
I highly doubt 5g-SA by the other two is offered to any MVNOs.
People seem to assume that "no SA" means "no n77" on Verizon, for example, when you definitely get access to n77 at full speed, just that it's NSA.
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Update: Just had a chat with the rep. It seems like for this particular offer, the terms might be different since they are not ready to disclose any of the details. I'll update once I've got any solid information from them.
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