Mint Mobile drives costs down for one or two lines but AT&T Prepaid still has a lot of value especially if you need unlimited data or want to get the whole family on one account.
Ting can be a cheap phone service with low usage but if you want to make the most of your smartphone, Mint Mobile will give you the data you need.
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Mint Mobile has rolled out a new unlimited plan that costs just $30 per month. It gives you unlimited callling and texting, along with 35GB of high-speed data.
Mint Mobile is all about getting great service for a fraction of the price of the big carriers. And for many, that philosophy extends to the phone they choose to use: the OnePlus 8 Pro is a great match for Mint Mobile service.
Tello has a lot of great features, a ton of data options, and great prices but is the Sprint network makes it a harder choice for people that need to travel or want to bring a wider range of unlocked phones.
Consumer Cellular has some coverage for those that find Mint Mobile's plans to be too little or too much. If you are part of Mint Mobile's target group, you can't do much better.
US Mobile offers unlimited data on the Verizon or T-Mobile LTE network while Mint Mobile maxes out at 12GB. If you can reign in your usage Mint Mobile can still be a better choice.
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.
Mint Mobile makes data cheaper than ever thanks to bulk packaging but Metro can give you more of it. Both of these MVNOs makes good use of T-Mobile's network, but which does it better?
Mint Mobile has some of the cheapest data around but Google Fi offers more data as well as family plans. If you've got the right phone, Google Fi even has better coverage, especially when you leave the country.
Most average users are going to find more value in Mint Mobile's plans, but Republic Wireless can still be a strong option for a lighter user or someone that doesn't need a lot of data every month. Here's the full breakdown.
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.
Porting your number seems like one of the most daunting parts of switching service, but in reality it's a pretty simple process.
Mint Mobile has officially launched 5G support on its network. Making the most of T-Mobile's 5G network, Mint Mobile customers will be able to access the low-band, mid-band, and millimeter wave 5G connection if they have a phone that supports it.
Mint Mobile has a great set of plans for saving money on data over several months by having the customer purchase large chunks of data upfront. Verizon Prepaid gives customers up to $10 off per month after having an active account for nine months.
The T-Mobile network covers more people than ever but your should check always check the coverage map to be sure. You should also make sure your phone supports all of the appropriate wireless bands.