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$20/mo. Mint Mobile Phone Plan with 15GB of 5G-4G LTE Data + Unlimited Talk & Text for 3 Months
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Brand | Mint Mobile |
Service Provider | T-Mobile |
Cellular Technology | GSM |
Product Dimensions | 6"L x 4"W |
UPC | 853455004846 |
About this item
- WHAT YOU GET: Three (3) months of unlimited talk and text + 15GB of 5G-4G LTE data each month delivered on the nation’s largest 5G network
- OH, YOU GET THIS TOO: 5G for Free + free mobile hotspot + Wi-Fi calling and text + free international calls to Mexico and Canada + 7-day money back guarantee
- HOW YOU GET IT: The SIM Kit comes with a 3-in-1 SIM card that includes standard/micro/nano sizes, insert the SIM into your device, and activate on the Mint Mobile website or app. You can activate service on your own unlocked device with our Bring Your Own Phone (BYOP) program. Check your coverage and phone compatibility on the Mint Mobile website.
- WHO SHOULD GET IT: Anyone who hates their phone bill
- WHY YOU SHOULD GET IT: Mint Mobile took what’s wrong with wireless and made it right. We re-imagined the wireless shopping experience and made it easy and online.
- LEGAL STUFF: Capable device required. Coverage not available in all areas. New activation and upfront payment of 60 USD for 3-month plan (20/mo. equiv.) req’d; while supplies last. Intro rate for first 3 months only; then full-price plan options available. Restrictions apply. See full terms on Mint Mobile website.
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Customers like the value and ease of installation of the SIM card. For example, they mention it's super affordable, the service plans are inexpensive, and the $5 starter pack is a great idea. That said, opinions are mixed on quality, call quality, service, connectivity, speed, and coverage.
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Customers like the value of the SIM card. They mention that it provides mobile service at a super affordable price, and the savings are great. They also appreciate the 3 month, 6 month, and annual plans are easily affordable depending on your data usage. The $5 starter pack is a great idea, and international calls are great value.
"...promised seem seamless and what attracted me is, international calls are great value.BUT..." Read more
"...It works great for everyone, now.The price is fantastic. Note that it's an introductory price...." Read more
"...I wholly recommend doing it.- The service plans are inexpensive. Truth be told, Mint has some of the most inexpensive plans I've seen...." Read more
"I absolutely love mint mobile! Amazing service and the cheapest phone plan you could possibly find!..." Read more
Customers find the installation process of the SIM card to be easy. They mention that the app is simple and easy to use, and the entire activation process was very seamless. They also say that the SIM makes it easy to try Mint mobile.
"...So far, so good. I played around with the app some. It is very intuitive and easy to use, so much better than the AT&T app that is just a continual..." Read more
"...(this doesn't really matter)Second, setting it up is easy. You install the app on your phone and create an account...." Read more
"Works as advertised. We set up our accounts quickly and easily. The Mint app is very userfriendly and the service as good as any other." Read more
"...Overall I’m really happy with Mint so far. It was easy to set up, the service works well, and support is good too...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the quality of the sim card. Some mention that it works well, has no issues, and has excellent quality. However, others say that it doesn't work as a hotspot, the app doesn''t works as well as sitting in front of your computer, and that the data doesn'’t work.
"...2. Wi-Fi calling on Android actually works! (With supported phones)..." Read more
"Arrived looking like crap, but the crad inside was fine. Actually a quite good deal for short term 3 month usage for guests coming from abroad." Read more
"...Summary, Mint gets an A+ so far. Easy to setup and everything seems to work perfectly...." Read more
"...the SIM card, when I tried activating it it said “Your SIM card looks expired, you only have 45 days to activate it.”..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the service. Some mention that the service itself is pretty good, while others say that it's spotty and slow to respond.
"...Still couldn't be happier. I spent a week on vacation. No problem with service...." Read more
"...Hope this helps.Update: 4 days after signing up, my service was cut off...." Read more
"...have to say it’s advertised well, i.e. Fox is super cute, services promised seem seamless and what attracted me is, international calls are great..." Read more
"...The Mint app is very userfriendly and the service as good as any other." Read more
Customers are mixed about the connectivity of the sim card. Some mention that they have perfect cellular reception, with fantastic signal strength. They also have WiFi calling and instant cellular data through Mint. However, others say that they never get cellular signal and that the reception isn't very good depending on where they are.
"...transfer and payment, but for some reason I was unable to send or receive text messages as I was receiving an error message telling me that blocking..." Read more
"...International calling is available too, but only if you first add credit to your account - however even though I never added any credit, I could..." Read more
"...download app store app. This requires a wifi connection (since you don't have mobile data yet) and gmail account (for Android)...." Read more
"...had better service EVERYWHERE than on AT&T. Faster LTE, better call reception... everything. I was shocked...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the speed of the SIM card. Some mention that the data speeds were as good or better than any service they have had at their home, sites loaded quickly, and the performance is indeed rather nice. However, others say that the speed is drastically slower for them than Sprint, sending a text there is a slight delay, and after 35GB is up the speeds drop down to a trickle.
"...Hence, when not congested, performance is indeed rather nice. Latency is in mid 50 ms.2020 - 03 Update: I renewed for another 12 months...." Read more
"...If you don't buy it, your data use is slowed WAY down when you run out... technically it still works, but it will feel like the 56k modem days...." Read more
"...I tried out the mobile data. Sites loaded quickly and without any trouble. I decided to run a speed test. It got to about 35MB/s before I stopped it...." Read more
"...Similarly when I noticed that data wasn’t slowing down after 2GB was used up, I sent another email, the equally quick reply told me they would look..." Read more
Customers are mixed about the call quality of the sim card. Some mention that they can make and receive calls and texts with no problem in a rural area, and the quality of calls has improved. However, others say that they keep getting a message that they couldn't make outgoing calls, and that the calls drop in the middle of conversations.
"...Same result. I sounded perfect. I tried from inside a building where I was totally FUBAR before. No problems. So far so good...." Read more
"...I am paying with no service - no texts, no calls ability,..." Read more
"...Mobile hot spot works. Visual voicemail works. Facetime quality is good...." Read more
"...after adding a month to my phone I started receiving an outrageous amount of phone texts and calls...." Read more
Customers are mixed about the coverage. Some mention that the coverage is excellent, good in a very tough area, and there has been no change in coverage. Others say that the map is misleading and the coverage in rural areas is poor.
"...But this is still WAY cheaper.Coverage is great... it's uses T-Mobile's network, so it's as good as their network is in your area...." Read more
"...limited coverage. We've gone on road trips and noticed the mintsim cellphone had no service even though my other Verizon phone had 1 or 2 bars." Read more
"...I am happy with the low monthly fee, the network coverage and the network speed...." Read more
"...After about a week I noticed my service was getting worse. I had no coverage in areas where I had coverage before, calls were cutting out and..." Read more
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It has been a couple years since I started my trial. I did acknowledge that T-Mobile is/has acquiring/acquired Mint, I do wish there is no further change to the existing plan, but increasing the data allowance would be awesome.
I did travel to Canada and Germany this year, and I was able to roam in both countries by purchasing the mint roaming pass. This is rare for prepaid services I have to say.
2022-07 update: hotspot also works under 5G
Had to make some travels in the past month, I used the hotspot feature, and did a speed test. The hotspot speed tested on my laptop is the same as the one on the phone, which is 5G speed not capped at 4G/LTE or any lower speed. Gotta recommend this. Also I renewed again. Coverage still depends on T-Mobile.
2021-12 update: eSIM is available!
If you need help to convert to eSIM, navigate to the online portal and request it for free. Takes about 5 minutes.
2020-10 update: T-Mobile turned on 5G in my area. I saw 5G on my Samsung Note 20, did a speed test, in the ball park of 200Mbps. Hence, when not congested, performance is indeed rather nice. Latency is in mid 50 ms.
2020 - 03 Update: I renewed for another 12 months. I don't see a reason to leave. Need more info? Scroll down!
UPDATE: IOS Wi-Fi calling worked. Please update your system to iOS11+.
It has been 3 months, I renewed as annual plan. The past 3 months experiences were pleasant. If you need more details, keep scrolling down!
I have been using different prepaid services for my personal phone since my business phone from the company handles most of my calls. Hence, I can risk my own device to try out all the possibilities and save a couple dollars.
Hereby, let me break down into pros and cons:
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Pros:
1. Big amount of data with hotspot tethering supported!
Okay, for under $30 per month excluding the tax and fees, you can't find anything like this. If you purchase this on sale, yes, it will be 5GB (NOW WITH 8GB) per month for you for 3 months.
2. Wi-Fi calling on Android actually works! (With supported phones)
With Pixel XL and another T-Mobile Samsung phone, I was able to get Wi-Fi calling working, simply by registering online. Do make sure to check your phone compatibility. iPhone from my wife simply can't do it. Please bear that in mind. ( Worked with new iOS update! ) Make sure you update your E911 address on the website after the activation.
3. Hassle free activation with no credit card needed for sign up!
Well, if you are not sure if you will stick around with it, and worry about auto charge, during the sign up period, you can skip for adding credit card. And activation only requires the ACT CODE on the back of the card, takes about 1 minute to activate.
4. Cute and elegant account management interface.
My wife likes the sim card and the mascot design, you can't deny it. And the web management interface is WAYYYYYY better than some of those competitors. You can easily get the most you needed from it. But, how often do you need to log in anyway?
5. Number good for banks and short-codes
Yes, your banks and short-code service will go through like a breeze.
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Now, lets talk about Cons:
1. Data de-prioritization
This thing is prepaid as well. So it is subject to throttling. That is generally known as de-prioritization. Since you are paying for the service with a discount. So you are not in the fast lane always.
During the busy time in downtown Chicago, Seattle, and San Francisco, this card will speed lower.
I saw some posts actually complain about the speed, but most of them didn't factor in this issue. The speed is not painfully slow unless you go to the stadium on a game day. I'd suggest on Game Day, just concentrate on the game and family rather than Instagram, makes you a gentleman. (Well, when you have to, since stuff won't load... Like 0.02 mbps for download...)
But yes, off-busy time, I had same fast speed across boards as the speed from postpaid tmobile business plan.
2. Customer service
Well, the customer service waiting time over the phone is... long. So grab a cup of coffee when you call.
3. Number pool
Well, they must withdraw the number from a pool of prepaid, then depending on your luck. If the previous owner had the number signed up for some ghetto things, you will get spam calls and so.
You folks might ask National Do Not Call List... Okay, here is a thing, it takes 30 days for the system to completely register your account.
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Overall, what do I think?
I'll stick around for 3 months, at least. (I mean, I paid for this already, no refund at this point...) Also, if after 3 month, new customer if and only if gets the same $20 for 3 months, then yes.
If it would be your primary phone and you need to do your next millionaire job with your service, then I guess no, go postpaid.
If you are a person like me, who only uses data for none crazy things, like just social media, email, web browsing, or 9GAG on the go. You'd be fine. Streaming? Not so much...
Good luck and have fun folks! Keep the SIM card, cuz it is cute!
October 22, 2018 - I was an AT&T customer for ~10 years @ $80/month (unlimited talk & text w/ 2GB/month). I could go into all the details of why I didn’t change before now, but I’ll save you the pain of reading that and me typing it. It’s going to be a long story anyway.
I got an offer in the mail from Spectrum Mobile for unlimited talk & text with either unlimited data ($45/month) or pay for what you use ($15/GB). So, I looked at the phones they offered and didn’t like any of them. After a little research, I decided to buy a Moto G6 from Amazon. I got the phone, decided I liked it and then called Spectrum Mobile to send me a SIM card. Only to find out that they only support the phones they offer (I guess they’re more into the business of selling phones). OK, bummer.
I then searched for cell phone plans in Amazon. Mint came up. I ordered the starter kit. It came two days later. I put in the first SIM and after a little easy-to-follow setup (I had to manually put in my APN information, but the directions were no problem at all), I was off and running. My house is in an AT&T dead zone (even though I live in Orlando FL). I had T-Mobile before and it was a dead zone too, so I thought that was my fate. Not so. As soon as I had the Mint card up and running, I placed a couple test calls from my house and was told I sounded perfect. Later, I noticed that my phone was saying it was using Wi-Fi calling. I'm not sure if this is a standard feature now, or just the G6, or part of Mint, but I know my old phone didn’t have it (one review that I read talked about having issues setting this up, I didn't it just magically appeared - I didn't even know it was an option). OK, I had to rerun the phone test. So, I turned off my Wi-Fi and did the test calls again. Same result, I sounded totally clear. I know it doesn’t sound like much, but before, I could hear people perfectly, but they couldn’t hear me half the time. MAJOR irritation. OK, on with my story. I then drove around and placed several calls from other areas that had been problem areas. Same result. I sounded perfect. I tried from inside a building where I was totally FUBAR before. No problems. So far so good.
I tried out the mobile data. Sites loaded quickly and without any trouble. I decided to run a speed test. It got to about 35MB/s before I stopped it. In the time that I was running the test, it used 35MB of the 100MB on the test card, but I had the information I needed. Plenty of speed.
So, the next morning, I got on the AT&T site and reset my phone account PIN (this was a little bit of a pain, but only because the AT&T website instructions were incomplete so I had to search for the reset link). You need this to take your phone number over. So, then I stuck in the second SIM card from the starter kit and followed the instructions. After reading all the legalese, I signed up and purchased the 3 months of 5GB/month plan (there were $3.41 tax and additional charges, so my total was $58.41 after the $5 back from the starter kit refund). This was about noon. At the end, it said it would take up to 48 hours to switch my old number over. My old cell SIM became inactive almost immediately. After a few minutes, my new phone rang to my old number when I called from a land line, but it was on Wi-Fi calling. It took a couple more hours for it to ring with my phone Wi-Fi off. It took a while longer for the mobile data to kick in, but by 6pm it was fully up and running. So far, so good. I played around with the app some. It is very intuitive and easy to use, so much better than the AT&T app that is just a continual struggle. It doesn’t look like it will be any problem to extend my service through the app when the time comes.
Summary, Mint gets an A+ so far. Easy to setup and everything seems to work perfectly. If you’re looking for a phone, the Moto G6 also seems very nice. The screen’s not quite as wide as my old LG Optimus Pro (70mm vs. 73mm), but it’s taller (especially when you activate the Moto gestures to eliminate the wasted space associated with the Android on-screen navigation buttons). Battery life is excellent (my LG had replaceable batteries, which was cool, but the longer life of the Moto certainly compensates). Assuming the next 3 months go well, I’ll extend to the 1 year plan so I can keep the low monthly cost. I should have done this long ago. I hope this review was helpful (and not too long).
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