what a deal
Prepay for three months of service and get an extra three months for free
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Right now you can buy three months of Mint Mobile service and get three months free, making it just $60 for six months.
Mint Mobile
MVNOs
For prepaid carriers, should you go with Mint Mobile or Boost Mobile?
We compare Mint Mobile to Boost Mobile to help you figure out which alternative carrier is best for you.
MVNOs
Mint Mobile vs. Cricket Wireless: Which is better for you?
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Alternative carriers are popping up all the time. Here's how Mint Mobile and Cricket Wireless measure up to one another.
Saving more money
Mint Mobile Deals & Promo Codes
Looking to save even more money on Mint Mobile? Here are the current deals and promo codes to help!
Free Cellular!
It's a great time to buy a new iPhone
Have you been putting off buying a new iPhone? You can now get rewarded for your procrastination. Mint Mobile has an incredible Amazon Prime Day deal that's out of the world. It includes free service, a discount, and even free AirPods.
Carrier clash
Visible vs. Mint Mobile: Which should you get?
Visible and Mint Mobile both share the same goal of offering great phone service at an even better price, but which one is the best? That's what we're here to find out.
Worth considering
Save big on your phone bill with these plans starting at $15
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Mint Mobile is a carrier worthy of your consideration, especially since it has plans starting at just $15 a month!
Can you hear me now
T-Mobile MVNO activation issues have been resolved
Since last night several users have reported issues when trying to activate on T-Mobile MVNOs.
Interview
Mint Mobile's $20 data plan sounds too good to be true. It's definitely not
Here at Android Central, we consider ourselves pretty thrifty people — it's no accident we've partnered with the amazing folks at Thrifter, after all — and in the U.S., wireless service feels like a treadmill of endless fees and price increases.
Sponsored
Mint Mobile's Super Bowl commercial is must-see TV
You may regret watching Mint Mobile's Super Bowl commercial — I won't, um, spoil it, but it should have a content warning — but you won't regret learning about its new-and-improved plans.
Speed on a budget
Mint Mobile review: A cheaper, better prepaid cellular plan in the U.S.
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Mint Mobile has been around for a few years now, but is there any downside to its cheaper plans?
The next best thing
These are the best alternatives to Google Fi
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Google Fi is unique, but if for some reason you can't or don't want to subscribe to it, here are some awesome alternatives.
Wireless for less
Mint Mobile: Everything you need to know
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Trying to decide if Mint Mobile is for you? Here's everything you need to know about one of the most unique MVNOs around!
more money, more data
Mint Mobile is introducing higher data plans (and higher prices)
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Mint's multi-month bundle plans are going up in price, but existing customers can keep their existing pricing and still get the higher data plans.
Locked down
Can a locked T-Mobile phone work on Mint Mobile?
While a locked T-Mobile phone won't work with Mint Mobile, getting it unlocked or buying a new device that is compatible is pretty easy.
It's so affordable
Get free shipping on any Mint Mobile order for a limited time
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You may have heard of Mint Mobile before, and now may be the time that you finally slide one of its SIM cards into your phone.
buy service in bulk
Who owns Mint Mobile?
Even though Mint Mobile operates on T-Mobile's network, it's not owned by T-Mobile like you might think.
no more dead zones
Does Wi-Fi calling work on Mint Mobile?
Wi-Fi calling is a great workaround for the inevitable poor coverage and dead zones you'll come across with any carrier. Luckily, Mint supports both calling and texting over Wi-Fi.
Quick and easy
How to port your number to Mint Mobile
Porting your number seems like one of the most daunting parts of switching service, but in reality it's a pretty simple process.
get your phone service three months at a time
What network does Mint Mobile run on?
Mint Mobile is a great prepaid carrier that handles billing in batches of multiple months at a time, but what network does it run off of?