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T-Mobile Rolls Out “T-Mix” Plans Bundling Popular Streaming and Gaming Services
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New T-Mix Plans Combine Core Wireless Service with Choose-Your-Perk Bundles
T-Mobile announced a trio of “T-Mix” plans that pair its unlimited talk, text and data with a selection of up to three bundled entertainment or productivity services per line. All three tiers include the company’s T-Satellite satellite service and the weekly “T-Mobile Tuesday” offers, and each plan can support a maximum of four lines.
Tiered Pricing, Data Caps and Available Picks
- Standard – $55 /month (with autopay) for one line and a single “Pick.” Users may swap the Pick up to four times per year, receive up to 50 GB of premium-speed data, 480p video streaming, unlimited 3G hotspot data, and unlimited 2G service in Canada and Mexico.
- More – $75 /month for one line, two Picks per line, and unlimited data. This tier adds 4K UHD video streaming, up to 60 GB of high-speed hotspot data, and 15 GB of high-speed data for Canada and Mexico.
- Loaded – $95 /month for one line, up to three Picks for the first three lines (capped at 11 perks total). It mirrors the More tier’s 4K streaming benefit while expanding hotspot capacity to 250 GB and offering 30 GB of high-speed data in Canada and Mexico.
Perk options vary by tier. A single Pick can be chosen from services such as Apple TV, DoorDash DashPass, Google AI Plus, Hulu (ads), Netflix Standard (ads), Pandora Plus, Paramount+ Essential, SiriusXM All Access, YouTube Premium Lite, or 500 Delta SkyMiles miles per month. Two-Pick tiers add Apple Music Individual, Google AI Pro, Pandora Premium, Xbox Game Pass Premium, or YouTube Premium. Three-Pick tiers include Netflix Standard, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, ESPN Unlimited, and Netflix Premium.
Official Statement on Perk-Switching Rules
What the Bundles Mean for Consumers
By letting subscribers pick only the services they use, T-Mobile aims to reduce unnecessary pay-for-features while leveraging its network capacity. The tiered data caps and hotspot allowances differentiate the plans for light versus heavy data users, and the inclusion of high-definition streaming and gaming subscriptions positions T-Mix as a direct competitor to other carriers’ bundled offerings.