The Best Mint Mobile prepaid plans for your phone
Mint Mobile is an independent phone carrier in the United States, famous for having actor Ryan Reynolds as the company's public face (and part-owner). With nationwide coverage in the US, the company uses T-Mobile's network for its prepaid plans, including 5G speeds. Check below for the best and cheapest 5G prepaid plans offered by the company.
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Smartphone deals when signing up for a Mint Mobile prepaid plan
As a prepaid carrier, Mint Mobile doesn't offer the same big discounts on smartphones. On the other hand, new customers can get deals on the plans themselves by buying the phones from the company. Be sure to check this section as we plan to update it as soon as new deals arrive.
Cheap Mint Mobile prepaid talk, text, and data phone plans
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Compared to the big carriers, Mint Mobile offers a concise range of plans, which basically changes only by the amount of mobile data available - 4, 10, 15, or unlimited GBs per month.
All Mint Mobile plans include 5G access with compatible devices and unlimited voice calls and texts, including to Canada and Mexico. The unlimited plan offers 35 GB of high-speed data connections, after which the user may experience slower speeds.
Be aware that prices are for the 3-month plan, and the carrier only offers renewals for 3, 6, or 12 months.
And that's it for our quick guide on the best Mint Mobile plans for consumers. Leave a comment below if you want NextPit to cover other ISPs or if you prefer to see a guide for a specific carrier.
I tried the Brax2 de-google phone on mint. Too bad the early versions of Brax2 fail with pre-paid MVNO...