
Reported by 2 outlets
T-Mobile introduces customizable plans that let subscribers choose their own digital perks
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T-Mobile has unveiled T-Mix, a new lineup of wireless plans arriving in November that replaces fixed perk bundles with a credit currency called Picks. Single-line options start at $55 per month for Standard with one Pick, rising to $75 for More with two Picks, and $95 for Loaded with three Picks, assuming AutoPay enrollment and excluding taxes and fees. [1][2]
Subscribers can redeem their Picks for services including Netflix, Apple TV, Xbox Game Pass, DoorDash DashPass, Google Gemini, and phone promotions. While wireless perks like T-Satellite can be modified at any time, third-party partner selections can typically be swapped only once every three months, with unspent credits expiring rather than rolling over. [1][2]
The carrier estimates that Loaded tier subscribers will receive at least $120 per month in average value per line alongside standard benefits like T-Mobile Tuesdays. The flexible model targets households managing multiple memberships, though its appeal will depend on whether consumers find managing credit allowances simpler than traditional pre-set carrier discounts. [1]
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