A real Unlimited plan? Mint Mobile removes data caps, celebrates with huge promo!

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Mint Mobile is starting 2025 by raising the bar further — the Unlimited plan now has no data cap, making it truly unlimited. Typically, even an “Unlimited” plan will have a data ceiling, beyond which your speeds get throttled to the tune of 256 Kbps — enough to get chat messages, but not do much else with how heavy online platforms are today.
With the new rules of Mint’s Unlimited plan — there’s no such ceiling! There’s a small caveat — users that go beyond 35 GB monthly usage may notice slowdowns in certain areas where traffic is high. However, this will not be a deliberate cut down of their use, just a precaution to make sure all users in a highly congested area get their share of high-speed data and nobody “hogs” it too much.
Other than that, you get unlimited calling, texting, and data to browse the internet to your heart’s content, all at a very competitive price, which also includes Mobile Hotspot use (now also upgraded to 10 GB from 5 GB). In fact, to celebrate “Truly Unlimited”, Mint is now running a limited time promo deal on its 12-month prepaid plans!
When you switch to Mint, you have a choice to go for a 3-month, 6-month, or a full 12-month prepaid plan — cover it once and use your phone worry-free for the rest of the year. Right now, the 12-month plan is at a special price of $25 per month, a reduction of $5 per month. That means that, for the year, it’ll cost you $300, saving you $60.
Since Mint Mobile is an MVNO utilizing T-Mobile’s network, it doesn’t have brick and mortar locations and cuts down on costs by eliminating the middle man and any bells and whistles in a plan you might not want or need. Which is why you get access to the super-fast 5G network for a low cost. You get what it says on the tin — a truly unlimited plan, calls, texts, and data, with 10 GB of Mobile Hotspot included. Video streams at 480p.
Mint Mobile supports eSIM but you can also have a 3-in-1 SIM kit mailed to you if you prefer or need a physical SIM card. Switching to and setting up your Mint Mobile account is easy and can all be done through the Mint Mobile app, which also has step-by-step guides to get you through.
Other than that, you get unlimited calling, texting, and data to browse the internet to your heart’s content, all at a very competitive price, which also includes Mobile Hotspot use (now also upgraded to 10 GB from 5 GB). In fact, to celebrate “Truly Unlimited”, Mint is now running a limited time promo deal on its 12-month prepaid plans!
Mint Unlimited — now $60 off over 12 months! (limited time offer)
When you switch to Mint, you have a choice to go for a 3-month, 6-month, or a full 12-month prepaid plan — cover it once and use your phone worry-free for the rest of the year. Right now, the 12-month plan is at a special price of $25 per month, a reduction of $5 per month. That means that, for the year, it’ll cost you $300, saving you $60.
That’s usually the price of a 20 GB plan with Mint, which is already a bargain in its own right, but now you can get the upgrade basically for free.
Since Mint Mobile is an MVNO utilizing T-Mobile’s network, it doesn’t have brick and mortar locations and cuts down on costs by eliminating the middle man and any bells and whistles in a plan you might not want or need. Which is why you get access to the super-fast 5G network for a low cost. You get what it says on the tin — a truly unlimited plan, calls, texts, and data, with 10 GB of Mobile Hotspot included. Video streams at 480p.
Mint Mobile supports eSIM but you can also have a 3-in-1 SIM kit mailed to you if you prefer or need a physical SIM card. Switching to and setting up your Mint Mobile account is easy and can all be done through the Mint Mobile app, which also has step-by-step guides to get you through.
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