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T-Mobile is overhauling its postpaid lineup with T-Mix, a trio of wireless plans launching in early November that bundle customer-selected subscriptions directly into the service. Single-line pricing with AutoPay starts at $55 per month for the Standard plan, $75 for More, and $95 for Loaded. Standard includes one benefit token called a Pick, while More provides two and Loaded grants three, with available options spanning Apple TV, Netflix, YouTube Premium, DoorDash DashPass, and Xbox Game Pass. [1][2][3][5]
Rather than locking subscribers into fixed bundles, T-Mobile permits users to swap their chosen perks up to four times each year without altering their monthly bill. However, access is tiered based on cost. Entry-level perks include services like Hulu with ads and Paramount+, but higher-end benefits such as Xbox Game Pass Premium or Ultimate, Apple Music, and ESPN Unlimited demand two or three Picks, effectively excluding single-line Standard subscribers from premium gaming tiers. [1][2][4]
The new lineup replaces T-Mobile's Experience packages for new sign-ups, though current customers may keep their legacy arrangements. The modular setup mirrors rival perk programs, such as Verizon's customizable add-ons, moving the carrier further from its historically fixed bundle model following recent leadership shifts and plan retirements. [2][5]
T-Mobile is launching T-Mix, a new trio of plans that come with your choice of 16 popular services bundled in, like Netflix, Apple TV, Xbox Game Pass, YouTube Premium, and more.
via 9to5Google
For a month or so, we've heard about a change that would let you customize the perks that come with your T-Mobile plan. That change is now here with the introduction of T-Mobile's T-Mix. It's an exciting time if you're a customer, which is something that was sorely needed due to recent price hikes and turbulent changes from the carrier.
via Android Police
The new plans have a broad pool of extras, from streaming services to phone discounts, but there are caveats to how many you can pick.
via CNET
T-Mobile customers will soon be able to bundle Xbox Game Pass in their single-line or multi-line plans if they switch to the T-Mix program. There are three tiers starting at $55, and you can switch your benefits up to four times a year.
via Notebookcheck
T-Mobile is launching new "T-Mix" plans that bundle wireless service with subscriptions to services like Netflix, Apple TV, YouTube Premium, Xbox Game Pass Ultimate, device promotions, and more, as reported earlier by Fierce Network. The Standard plan starts at $55 / month (with autopay) for one line and one "Pick," which you can change up…
via The Verge