Mint Mobile has for
New Customers: All Mobile Plans for $15/month (upfront payment required for duration selected) as listed below (including the Unlimited plan).
Shipping is free for physical SIM Cards (or select eSim where applicable).
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Select any plan, any duration (upfront payment required):
- 3-Months $45
- 6-Months $90
- 12-Months $180
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Mint Mobile's $15 monthly offer is a low-cost T-Mobile network plan that stands out for strong coverage in many areas, 5G Standalone access on iPhone, and up to 20GB of hotspot on the annual plan. The deal is limited to new customers, requires upfront payment for 3, 6, or 12 months, and taxes and fees are extra. After the initial term, pricing reverts to full rate, speeds can slow after 50GB in busy areas, and hotspot, smartwatch support, and international roaming are limited or missing. It is a budget option that works best when T-Mobile coverage fits your area and you can live with the annual commitment.
Mint can provide strong signal strength in some metro areas while keeping calls functional.
Mint can avoid throttling problems in crowded venues like theme parks and sports arenas.
Mint can work broadly across Los Angeles locations, including Dodger Stadium, for some users.
Mint can include up to 20GB of hotspot data for tethering when you need it.
Mint's $15/month pricing can be limited to new customers and revert to full price after the initial term.
Mint can reduce speeds after heavy usage over 50GB in busy locations during the rest of the monthly cycle.
Mint can create billing problems during renewal, including being charged for two concurrent plans.
Mint can fail for certain in-store payment or pump verification scenarios, such as at Costco locations.
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Whether reception is better with one than the other in any given building is impossible to know without testing.
But T-Mobile's network has the technical advantage of "owning" more of the airwaves at the lower-frequency bands that travel further and are better at penetrating buildings.
Being on Verizon's network often means slow speeds in dense buildings since their slice of the low-frequency spectrum gets crowded more quickly (think 4-lane highway versus 10-lane highway). This is especially true for de-prioritized service (where you are in the slow lanes of the 4-lane highway), though Visible+ and Visible+ Pro are not de-prioritized. (IE they have the same high-priority as Verizon postpaid, Spectrum Mobile etc.)
While Mint is de-prioritized, in many situations you may actually be better off in the slow lanes of their 10-lane highway than in the fast lanes of Verizon's 4-lane highway.
You might consider looking for a T-Mobile MVNO that does a free trial to see if it's an improvement.
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