Best T-Mobile Unlimited Plans

T-Mix Loaded is T-Mobile’s top plan, and it lives up to the name. It costs $95/month with AutoPay, or $105 without.

You get three Picks, the most of any T-Mix plan. That’s enough to put a big piece of your subscription spending on your phone bill.

Premium data is unlimited, like More, but hotspot data goes up to 250GB of high-speed data. That’s enough to use your phone as your main internet connection for remote work, a second home, or long road trips.

Travel is where Loaded pulls ahead of More. You get 30GB of high-speed data in Canada and Mexico, double what More offers, plus 15GB across 215+ countries, triple what More offers.

Loaded also adds watch and tablet lines for $5/month each. If you have a smartwatch, an iPad, or both, those savings can help cover the gap between More and Loaded.

Optimized video calls, 4K streaming, and Scam Shield are also included, so Loaded has every feature in the T-Mix lineup.

At $20 more than More, Loaded makes sense for frequent travelers, remote workers, and anyone with several connected devices. If that doesn’t describe you, More gives you most of what Loaded does for less.

T-Mix More is where T-Mobile’s lineup starts to feel premium. It costs $75/month with AutoPay, or $85 without, which is $20 more than Standard.

The biggest upgrade is unlimited premium data. There’s no 50GB limit anymore, so heavy streamers and people who live on their phones don’t have to watch their usage.

You also get two Picks, double what Standard includes. That’s room for, say, one service for movies and another for something else entirely.

Hotspot data comes in at 60GB of high-speed data, enough to keep a laptop online on the road or during a home internet outage. Streaming goes up to 4K, which makes a real difference on a big, sharp phone screen.

Travel coverage is built in too. You get 15GB of high-speed data in Canada and Mexico and 5GB across 215+ countries, which covers a vacation’s worth of maps, messages, and photo uploads.

Scam Shield rounds things out by flagging suspicious calls before you pick up. It’s not flashy, but you’ll notice it the first time it catches a fake “your car warranty is expiring” call.

More is our best all-around pick because it covers what most people want—unlimited premium data, real hotspot data, and travel data—without the top-tier price.

T-Mix Standard is the middle of the lineup, and the first plan where the T-Mix perks show up. It costs $55/month with AutoPay, or $65 without.

You get unlimited talk, text, and data with 50GB of premium data each month. That’s the same allotment as Saver, so moving up doesn’t get you more premium data.

What Standard does get you is a Pick. You choose the perk you actually want, so you aren’t stuck with a bundle full of services you’d never open.

For anyone who already pays for a streaming service or app subscription out of pocket, that single Pick can cover a good chunk of the cost of moving up from Saver. If it replaces something you’re already paying for, Standard costs less than it looks.

Turn on AutoPay. Skipping it costs you $10 more each month, and that’s $120 a year for no extra features.

Standard is the right plan for single-line users who want a reliable network and one perk, without moving into premium-plan pricing.

T-Mix Saver is T-Mobile’s entry-level plan, and it comes with a pretty good deal for people switching from another carrier. Bring your number over and you’ll pay $30/month for one line instead of the usual $55.

For that price, you get unlimited talk, text, and data on T-Mobile’s network, including its 5G network, the largest of the big three carriers. That puts Saver well ahead of most budget plans on network quality.

Each month starts with 50GB of premium data. Your data stays unlimited after you use it up, but it loses premium status, which is plenty of runway for most people who stream and scroll in moderation.

Saver doesn’t include any Picks. That’s the trade-off: you’re paying for the network, not the extras.

The $30 price is the main reason to choose Saver. If you’re not switching carriers, its regular $55 price is about the same as T-Mix Standard with AutoPay, and Standard comes with a Pick.

Saver is a great fit for switchers who want a T-Mobile line as cheaply as possible and don’t care about streaming perks or hotspot data.