T-Mobile Reportedly Prepares Three T-Mix Plans Starting at $65
T-Mobile is reportedly preparing three new T-Mix plans called Standard, More and Loaded. Standard may start at $65 for one line, while the carrier has not confirmed the plans or a rumored pick-your-perk system.
T-Mix Standard is described as the most different from the carrier’s current lineup. It reportedly includes unlimited talk, text and data with 50GB of premium data. Pricing would rise to $105 for two lines, $130 for three lines and $155 for four lines, then reach $205 for six lines. Taxes, fees and AutoPay discounts are not included in those figures.
More and Loaded appear closer to T-Mobile’s existing Experience plans. More reportedly costs $85 for one line with unlimited premium data and 60GB of hotspot data, while Loaded starts at $105 for one line with unlimited premium data and a 250GB hotspot allowance. Those prices largely mirror the current Experience More and Experience Beyond plans, though More would be $5 cheaper for a single line.
The report also points to an Essentials Saver 3.0 plan at $55 for one line or $100 for two, along with versions aimed at students, military members, first responders and customers 55 and older. The possible additions follow a summer in which T-Mobile forced many longtime customers off older plans and an August “2.0” refresh that brought Essentials 2.0 and updated Experience plans.
More recently, T-Mobile has been reported to be preparing a pick-your-perk system with options such as Apple Music, YouTube, Google AI and Xbox Game Pass. The Mobile Report suspects the T-Mix name could signal that customers will be able to mix and match those upcoming perks, but that remains speculation. An earlier report suggested the perks might go live on Oct. 1, but T-Mobile has not made any of the rumored changes official.