https://www.mintmobile.com/phone-...nth-plans/
NOTE: You have 45 days from purchase date to activate your plan on MINT. therefore if your current plan expires between now and 10/31, you can start the Mint when your current plan is about to expire by porting out the number to MINT.
Upfront payment of $180 for 12-month plan (equiv. to $15/mo.) req'd. New customer offer for initial plan term only; then full-price plan options available. Taxes & fees extra. Unlimited customers who use over 50GB/mo. may notice reduced speeds for the rest of the monthly cycle in certain locations when our network is busy. Includes up to 20GB hotspot. Video streams in SD. See terms.
Allowance: 20GB of high-speed hotspot data.
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Mint Mobile is a strong low cost annual plan for people who have solid T Mobile coverage and want unlimited talk, text, data, and 20GB of hotspot use. The service is praised for holding up well over years of use, with fast speeds in some areas and less throttling in busy places than some alternatives. The main catch is that performance depends heavily on location because Mint is deprioritized on the network, and taxes and fees can push the real total well above $180. It is a practical year long option if the local network fit is right.
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I just assumed you'd want to stick with T-Mobile network. Mint is Tmo, Visible is Verizon. If you're searching for the absolute best deal it again comes down to personal usage info. Big hotspot user? Visible. Frequent international traveler? US Mobile. Cheapest/lowest data user, Red Pocket.
Same with if you hate annual lock-in vs monthly. Metro by T-Mobile isn't bad month to month if you like Tmo service and Unlimited data. However the BYOD $25 plan doesn't have any hotspot usage.
I just assumed you'd want to stick with T-Mobile network. Mint is Tmo, Visible is Verizon. If you're searching for the absolute best deal it again comes down to personal usage info. Big hotspot user? Visible. Frequent international traveler? US Mobile. Cheapest/lowest data user, Red Pocket.
Same with if you hate annual lock-in vs monthly. Metro by T-Mobile isn't bad month to month if you like Tmo service and Unlimited data. However the BYOD $25 plan doesn't have any hotspot usage.
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I highly recommend Mint Mobile.
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