T-Mobile has quietly changed how it prices its 5G Home Internet plans. Now, the price you see doesn’t include taxes and fees. If you were expecting that all-in-one style pricing, think again. As reported by PhoneArena, the internet service pricing now follows the same pattern as voice and tablet … [read full article]
T-Mobile is making it easier (and more rewarding) than ever to switch to its 5G Home Internet with some seriously good deals this spring. Whether you’re tired of slow speeds, expensive bills, or just want to cut ties with your current internet provider, this might be the perfect time to make the move. Get Up to $1,050 Just for Switching Starting April 3, T-Mobile is offering up to $1,050 for new customers who sign up for their … [read full article]
T-Mobile has made changes to its 5G internet options. The best part about this is that there will be a streaming bundle available to its priciest plan. Also, the Un-carrier has a new mid-tier option. Starting December 11th, T-Mobile will be offering new plans that start at $50 per month with an autopay discount. Mostly, the prices will be consistent with the previous 5G Home Internet options offered by T-Mobile for new customers. Existing customers, however, won’t … [read full article]
T-Mobile is trying to grow its 5G Home Internet subscribers. Thanks to a new promotion, existing subscribers can get $30 off per month when they subscribe to 5G Home Internet. This discount is applicable to customers who already have a postpaid account with at least one voice line. Customers who are already on a home internet account can also be eligible for this discount. The Mobile Report shares … [read full article]
Yesterday, T-Mobile unveiled two new plans for its 5G Home Internet service. But unfortunately, it looks like you won’t be able to use the service outside an address it was activated on. In a document obtained by The Mobile Report, T-Mobile now plans to track the location of its customers as they are using Home Internet. The … [read full article]
T-Mobile has made changes to its Home Internet priority data limit. It was only early this year when the Un-carrier added minor restrictions that deprioritized the data of new users once they went over a certain limit. Unfortunately, the Un-carrier made a change that extends this policy to all other 5G Home Internet users. It was only a matter of time before T-Mobile extended the priority data limit to other Home Internet users. And today, [read full article]
It looks like T-Mobile is working on a new mesh node. As spotted in a recent FCC filing, the Un-carrier is trying to get new mesh Wi-Fi nodes approved by the FCC. The document was shared by The Mobile Report, which details the new “T-Mobile Internet Wi-Fi Mesh Access Point” for the unit with model number “WE6204430.” … [read full article]
T-Mobile’s new announcement will encourage you to switch to its 5G internet. Starting today, you can get a free Blink smart home package when you switch to T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet or Small Business Internet service. The package comes with the Blink Outdoor 4 two-camera system and a Blink Mini Pan-Tilt camera, which costs a total of $229.97. This is a great deal if you are planning to move to a new home or office. The deal … [read full article]
T-Mobile has exciting news to Puerto Rico residents. The Un-carrier has rolled out its 5G Home Internet service to customers based in this US territory. If you are a T-Mobile customer based in Puerto Rico, you can now sign up for 5G Home Internet with your qualifying voice line and an eligible address. The service costs $50 a month with AutoPay enabled. You can activate service via your local retail store. In T-Mobile’s announcement, T-Mobile Puerto Rico’s … [read full article]
A couple of changes are in place with T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet service. These changes mostly affect new customers. Data Cap Update: January 26, 2024: Apparently, T-Mobile has not imposed a data cap. Here is their statement regarding this: “This is a fair usage policy, not a data cap. We don’t have a data cap. Customers still get unlimited data even if they use more than 1.2TB in a month (over 2X the average user – less … [read full article]
