For a limited time, you can get Mint Mobile’s Unlimited plan for 50% off. You’ll have to pay $180 upfront, but that works out to just $15 a month. Overall, this is a solid deal, but there are a few ...

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Home internet is a necessity for many, and an expensive one at that. The average cost of home internet is $78 per CNET. That's right in line with my experience, as I pay $80 for a 1-gig fiber internet ...

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Mint Mobile is currently discounting its annual plan by 50%, allowing you to spend $180 for a whole year of service. That works out to be about $15 per month. That’s a pretty good price for Mint ...

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A new yet familiar internet solution is here from Mint Mobile that gets you a home internet option for as little as $30 per month up to a year-ish. T-Mobile (and Mint) announced the internet this ...

Mint Mobile doesn’t currently carry the Google Pixel 10 Pro. There’s still good news, however. The Google Pixel 10 Pro is compatible with Mint Mobile’s network. So, you can purchase an unlocked ...

This Mint Mobile promotion delivers unlimited service for just $15/month. It's one of the best deals that we've seen from the carrier, making it a fantastic time to jump ship from your current carrier ...

We talked yesterday about how Black Friday 2025 could quickly become the year where we all choose to save on the ongoing services we pay for instead of buying shiny new toys to play with. Most of the ...