T-Mobile has unveiled its new T-Mix phone plan lineup, introducing Standard, More, and Loaded tiers with distinct data limits, hotspot allowances, and video quality caps.
The release details multi-line pricing structures tied to autopay discounts and outlines the shift of legacy plans away from online sales channels.
The new plans are divided into three tiers. The basic plan, T-Mix Standard, costs $55 per month for one line and includes 50 gigabytes of high-speed data, standard definition video streaming and no data sharing. For more lines, the cost is $85 for two lines, $100 for three and $115 for four.
The mid-range plan, T-Mix More, costs $75 per month for one line and offers unlimited data, 60 gigabytes of tethering, and the ability to watch ultra-high-definition video. Prices for two, three, and four lines are $130, $155, and $180, respectively.
The most expensive plan, T-Mix Loaded, costs $95 per month for one line, includes unlimited data, 250 gigabytes of tethering, and ultra-high-definition video. Two lines cost $160, three lines cost $200, and four lines cost $240.
What else do the programs include?
The above prices assume automatic payment via bank account, debit card or special company card, and do not include taxes and additional fees. The plans also include options for free third-party services, such as entertainment platforms, music services, artificial intelligence tools or satellite roaming.
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As for existing customers, the company says they are not required to switch plans, although it has previously had the experience of automatically moving users of older plans to newer options. The older plans are no longer being sold online, but will continue to be available in physical stores.
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