Pix Wireless News

Pix Wireless is shutting down its Silver network plans on September 20, 2020. According to a HowardForums post, the provider sent a notification email out to subscribers using the network last week. The notification is displayed below. “Dear Pix Wireless User, Unfortunately due to circumstances outside of our control we

Several Pix Wireless Pix Emerald plans recently got updated to cost subscribers more money.  Pix Wireless’s Emerald plans correspond to service on the AT&T network.  Pix Wireless also operates on the Sprint and Verizon networks with service on the T-Mobile network perpetually stuck at “coming soon.” Pix Wireless Emerald Phone

PIX Wireless may already be selling what is the best value monthly plan on the Verizon network.  The company launched plans on the Verizon network under the plan name “PIX Silver” in late 2018.  The BestMVNO pick for the top valued PIX Silver plan includes unlimited talk, text, and data

Pix Wireless has updated its wireless plans.  The prepaid provider is now offering MVNO plans on both the Sprint and America’s largest LTE network with pricing the same on both networks.  While Pix Wireless does not disclose who “America’s largest LTE network” is on their website, from their coverage map

Pix Wireless, an MVNO that originally launched over a year ago as a Sprint MVNO is now offering service on America’s largest GSM network.  America’s largest GSM network continues to be AT&T although T-Mobile continues to work hard to catch up. With the addition of a new network partner, PIX

Pix Wireless, a Sprint MVNO, recently updated some of their unlimited monthly plans making them more competitive in the market place.  The plans that got updated range in price from $34-$54 and are as follows: The $34 plan saw data increase from 750 MB to 1 GB of 4G LTE

       PIX Wireless INC, a company that also runs Español Mobile recently launched a new wireless brand “Pix Wireless”.  Just like Español Mobile, the plans will utilize the Sprint Network for service. This new brand utilizes Sprint’s 4G LTE data pipeline, and all base plans appear to include unlimited data