Basic Features
Price: $5
| Networks Used: | Sprint, T-Mobile |
| Minutes: | 500 |
| Texts: | Unlimited |
| High Speed Data: | 500 MB |
| Includes Unlimited 2G Data: | No |
| Network Type: | 4G LTE, 5G |
| Hotspot Data: | No |
| International Talk/Text: | Yes / Yes |
| WiFi Calling/Texting: | No / No |
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Price Breakdown
| 1 Line Monthly / Yearly | $5 / $60 |
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Credit Cards, Debit CardsPlan Details
- “Always On” policy allows customers access to unlimited texting and 911 calling for 30 days after termination of service
- Activation and SIM cards are free of charge
- To get this plan on the T-Mobile network you must live in an area where there is no Sprint signal. Hello Mobile phone service automatically defaults to the Sprint network and you cannot choose which network you get at signup
- 5G access only available on compatibles phones and only if used on the T-Mobile network
Bring Your Own Phone Details
To use Hello Mobile on Sprint's network
If you want to use Hello Mobile's plan on the Sprint network, your phone should ideally support all of the following LTE bands: 25, 26, 41 . Even if your phone does support all of the bands, the phone needs to be approved by Sprint for use on the network.
To use Hello Mobile on T-Mobile's network
If you want to use Hello Mobile's plan on the T-Mobile network, your phone should ideally support all of the following LTE bands: 2, 4, 12, 66, 71 . At a minimum, your phone should support LTE bands 2 and 4. However, band's 12 and 71 help to provide a better signal inside buildings and wider network coverage.
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I have a Moto G model #XT1925-2 . Do you support that?
You need to figure that out by googleing your phone Make and model and reading what bands it supports Alternatively you can take your phone to sprint store and see if they can check that for you. For any phones to be able to work on a different provider 3 things need to happen 1) The phone needs to be able to support the bands / frequencies that the New Provider operates on. 2) You’re phone needs to be unlocked, Phones are network locked so users cannot use a device a different provider’s network. This can be unlocked if you… Read more »