Mint Mobile offers
New Customers:
128GB Google Pixel 10 Locked Smartphone (Obsidian)
+ 12-Month Mint Mobile Unlimited Prepaid Plan on sale for
$329.
Shipping is free.
Note: Under 'Pick Your Data Amount', make sure to select
Unlimited for the 5G / 4G LTE Plan.
'Thanks to community member
BoastfulShop8524 for finding this deal.
Plan Details:
- Unlimited data (includes 50GB of high-speed data, data speeds)
- Using over 50GB/month may notice reduced speeds for the rest of the monthly cycle in certain locations when Mint Mobile's network is busy.
- Unlimited talk and text
- 20GB mobile hotspot
Specs:
- 6.3" Actua OLED 120Hz 1080x2424 Display
- Google Tensor G5 Processor chip with Titan M2 security coprocessor
- 12GB RAM
- 128GB Internal Storage
- Triple Rear Cameras: 48MP (Main) + 10.8MP (Telephoto) + 13MP (Ultrawide)
- 10.5MP Front-Facing Camera
- 4970mAh Battery with wireless charging and "Pixelsnap" Qi2 support
- eSIM Only
- Android 16
- IP68 water/dust resistance and Gorilla Glass Victus
+ Free S&Hat Mint Mobile
Top Comments
One of the best recent deals for buying a used Pixel 9, not the new Pixel 10, on its own was $347. No plan included.
3 months after the Pixel 10 was released in Aug 2025, Mint Mobile had a similar deal on a new Pixel 9: $379, or $50 more than this deal. For a last gen phone.
US Mobile also got rid of their inventory of the Pixel 9 before that: $339 (Pixel 9) + 1-Month of the $25 Unlimited Starter Plan = $364. This was about a month after the Pixel 10 came out and if you wanted a year of service, the total was about $500.
My conclusion: This is better than most historical deals. It's even better than ones that happen after a new model is released, which doesn't apply as this is still (just barely) the current model. It's definitely possible a better deal will come up, but I wouldn't bet on it. Even if it does happen, you'll likely have to wait a couple months.
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Community Reviews
This Mint bundle stands out as a strong way to get a new Pixel 10 with a year of unlimited service for far less than buying the phone outright. The phone is praised as a solid backup or upgrade, and the math often lands around the mid 300s after taxes and Mint's recovery fee, still well below unlocked retail pricing. The main drawbacks are the eSIM only setup in the US, the 128GB storage limit, and the need to activate within 45 days before the 60 day unlock clock starts. It feels like a compelling value if those tradeoffs fit your setup.
Common Questions (6)
The out-the-door total reported is about $365.62 to $367 after taxes and Mint's recovery fee. Some checkouts also showed a $25 recovery upcharge, while one NY checkout showed $0 tax and $0 recovery fee at the final step.
The 60-day unlock clock starts when you activate the phone on Mint's network, not when you buy it or how long you keep it active afterward. After that period, the phone can unlock automatically or through support, and some reports say it unlocked sooner after activation.
The US Pixel 10 is eSIM-only and does not have a physical SIM slot. Outside the US, the Pixel 10 can have a physical SIM slot, which is why some buyers see conflicting hardware descriptions.
Yes, the line can be activated on the Pixel 10 and then moved to another phone immediately. The Pixel 10 itself is eSIM-only, so moving service usually means using an eSIM on the other device rather than a physical SIM.
Yes, porting is possible, but it needs to happen at activation rather than later. If you want to test coverage first, use a trial or activate with a new number, then port before the 45-day activation window closes.
Mint's terms say promotional plans must be activated within 45 days of purchase or Mint may suspend or terminate the plan. That means you should not sit on the bundle too long if you want to keep the prepaid service.
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There was no "real" reason for them to remove microSD card support. It was a money play.
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