Yesterday, 13:40 by Rich Brome @rbrome.bsky.social
T-Mobile has introduced new “T-Mix” plans that are closely based on its previous plans, but tweak the prices slightly and break out certain plan features and perks into “picks” from which customers can pick and choose. Each plan comes with a certain number of “picks”, with pricier plans having more. For one or two lines, the new T-Mix plans are $5-10 cheaper. But T-Mobile no longer offers a third line for free, so for families with three or more lines, the new plans are especially expensive. “Picks” include some services that were previously included with some plans, such as T-Satellite, Netflix, Hulu, DashPass, Premium Google AI, and more. Free Wi-Fi on select airlines remains included. Picks can also be set to “Device Promotions”, while some of the previous plans include phone upgrades. For family plans, picks are aggregated and can be applied to any line or device where relevant. The amount of 5G data, hotspot data, and international usage remains the same across the three main tiers of plans. T-Mix Standard replaces the old Essentials plan at the low end; T-Mix More replaces the old Experience More plan, and at the top end, T-Mix Loaded replaces Experience Beyond. T-Mobile also introduces a new plan that is even cheaper: T-Mix Saver, for just $45/month for one line or $80 for two lines (more lines not available). It is the same as T-Mix Standard but does not include picks.
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