Mint Mobile $15 Month plan!
Cheap as it sounds, hard to be true!.. BUT, it is!
As someone like that was a T-Mobile user for many years. I made the switch to Mint Mobile!
While my family went from T-Mobile to Xfinity Mobile. In the other hand; switched over to Mint Mobile. When it comes to T-mobile’s prices; very unreasonable; I flocked off over to Mint Mobile since now my iPhone SE 2nd Edition was no longer locked into T-Mobile and finally paid off the phone back in November 2022.
Over 5 Months Later
Switched over to Mint Mobile!
It’s been the best switch I have ever made!!!
I am currently on a three-month plan; next month (June) I’ll get up paying $75 dollars. Which was offered when I first signed up via Mint Mobile.
Since Signing up…
The basic plan was around 4GB data plan for $15 per month previously. Mint Mobile now upgraded the $15 Plan adding 1GB addition from 4 – 5GB. which is still good. honestly, honestly, I haven’t had much problems since signing up with Mint’s Mobile Wireless Service.
No throttling, No customer service issues!
Take Note!
Mint Mobile is part of T-mobile. The thing to remember is T-Mobile will prioritize its customers first over Mint Mobile customers since Mint shares the same towers T-mobile. So far I haven’t come across service when I’ve been out and about.
e-SIM
Depents what phone model you have, Not all phone will provide e-SIM feature.
For anyone that doesn’t have a clue what’s an e-SIM.
“An eSIM is an industry-standard digital SIM that allows you to activate a cellular plan from your carrier without having to use a physical SIM card.”
Which is a plus on its own, However, if you still wanted to go for a physical SIM that option around. As much I want to go deep into the plus and minus of e-SIM. I’ll explain that in another article.
Reliability?
Since I live 32 minutes away from Atlanta. I can tell you the service and coverage is great! I haven’t traveled out far off the city to the rural streets. I had no experiences how the coverage is like. I do recommend trying out the 7 day-trail to see if Mint works for you! I would try Mint’s Coverage Map.
Conclusion
I recommend Mint to anyone that’s looking for something inexpensive, if I was you. I give Mint a shot and give the service a try even if you don’t commit to the switch. That’s okay! At least you tried what Mint Mobiles like for you!
