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T-Mobile Leak Points to T-Mix Plans With Pick-Based Perks

Android Authority reports that T-Mobile is preparing T-Mix plans with a pick-your-perk system, and a leak may have revealed the perk menu and pick costs. The reported tiers are Standard, More, and Loaded.

The reported lineup consists of three tiers: Standard, More, and Loaded, Android Authority said. The T-Mix branding refers to the pick-your-perk structure, under which subscribers spend a limited number of picks to obtain the perks they want for their plan.

A previous leak described by Android Authority outlined how many picks each tier would provide. On the Standard plan, members would get one pick per line, capped at four picks. The More plan would offer two picks per line for the first three lines, but only one pick per line after that, up to 12 picks. The Loaded plan would give three picks per line, for a maximum of 20 picks.

The more recent leak may have filled in details about perk costs, Android Authority reported. It may have revealed the full perk menu and the number of picks required for each perk. The report did not list the individual perks or their pick prices in the information provided.

The details come from a leak reported by Android Authority, rather than from a T-Mobile announcement. The reported structure would require customers to choose both a plan tier and the perks they want, with each selection drawing from a limited pool of picks.

The reported T-Mix plans are described as still in preparation. If launched as described, they would add a modular perk system on top of tiered pricing, but the exact perks, costs, and availability remain unconfirmed in the leak-based reports.

Editor's Summary

Android Authority reports that T-Mobile is preparing T-Mix plans with a pick-based perk system across Standard, More, and Loaded tiers. Leaks indicate different pick allowances by tier and may have revealed perk costs, but specific perks and prices were not detailed. The reported details come from leaked information rather than an official T-Mobile announcement.