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TL;DR
- T-Mobile is reportedly preparing three new T-Mix plans called Standard, More, and Loaded.
- T-Mix Standard could start at $65 for one line, while More and Loaded largely mirror existing Experience plans.
- The new branding may tie into T-Mobile’s rumored pick-your-perk system, though that part isn’t confirmed yet.
Between this summer’s forced migrations and August’s “2.0” refresh, keeping track of T-Mobile plans is starting to feel like a part-time job — just when you think you know the lineup, another one appears. Sure enough, T-Mobile may already be preparing its next batch, this time under a new “T-Mix” banner.
According to The Mobile Report, T-Mobile is preparing three main T-Mix tiers: Standard, More, and Loaded. Nothing is official yet, and the details could still change before launch.
T-Mix Standard looks like the most interesting addition. It reportedly starts at $65 for one line and includes unlimited talk, text, and data with 50GB of premium data. Pricing would rise to $105 for two lines, $130 for three, and $155 for four, before topping out at six lines for $205.
More and Loaded sound much more familiar. More reportedly costs $85 for one line with unlimited premium data and 60GB of hotspot data, while Loaded starts at $105 with unlimited premium data and a 250GB hotspot allowance. Those prices largely mirror the current Experience More and Experience Beyond plans, although More would be $5 cheaper for a single line. Taxes, fees, and AutoPay discounts aren’t included.
There may also be an Essentials Saver 3.0 plan at $55 for one line or $100 for two, plus versions aimed at students, military members, first responders, and customers 55 and older.
This comes only a few months after T-Mobile forced many longtime customers off older plans, then rolled out Essentials 2.0 and refreshed Experience plans in August. More recently, we learned the carrier could be preparing a pick-your-perk system with options such as Apple Music, YouTube, Google AI, and Xbox Game Pass.
That may explain the T-Mix name. The Mobile Report suspects the new plans could let customers mix and match those upcoming perks, but that remains speculation. A previous report suggested those might be going live today, October 1, but so far T-Mobile has yet to go official with any of these rumored changes.
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