Offers phone plans, tablet plans, watch plans, home internet and more
Between prepaid and postpaid there are plans for every price point
Includes weekly freebies and discounts from third parties that have nothing to do with wireless
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Can be expensive for single line customers with high data needs
Free phone offers and deals typically require 24-month payment plans
Flagship plan is the most expensive on the market
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Priority data
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
Video streaming
This plan includes video streaming in 4K UHD (2160p).
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
Video streaming
This plan includes video streaming in 4K UHD (2160p).
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
Video streaming
This plan includes video streaming in 4K UHD (2160p).
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
Video streaming
This plan includes video streaming in 4K UHD (2160p).
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
Video streaming
This plan includes video streaming in 4K UHD (2160p).
This plan contains an allotment of priority data.
Priority data means your data speeds will slow down noticeably less when the network is busy compared to customers on a plan without priority data.
Video streaming
This plan includes video streaming in 4K UHD (2160p).
T-Mobile was founded in 1994 under the name VoiceStream Wireless PCS. In the year 2000 Deutsche Telekom AG agreed to purchase the company for $50.5 billion and in 2002 it was renamed to T-Mobile USA. It is the third largest wireless carrier in the USA. In 2013 T-Mobile expanded through its acquisition of MetroPCS. MetroPCS serves as its prepaid wireless brand.
In 2017 T-Mobile strengthened its position in the Western USA through its purchase of iWireless. In 2018, T-Mobile agreed to purchase Sprint to fuel its growth during the country’s transition to 5G wireless.
