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I know it’s a broad question, but I currently have T-Mobile and the price is alright but I have an iPhone 11 and looking to get a 16 Pro Max for myself and a 16 Pro. But, T-Mobile has mentioned it will mean an increase in my plan from $89 a month, for my current 2 iPhone 11’s and 2 Apple watches, to $180 monthly for 5G.

But, I’m getting older, so less deal savvy, not to mention aware of all the current cellphone carriers or what’s a deal these days… I would appreciate if anyone here could share their thoughts or recommendations on the matter. Seeing in the past, theres a large pool of wisdom hidden in here. TIA.

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[–] Vaggumon@lemm.ee 19 points 2 weeks ago* (last edited 2 weeks ago) (18 children)

I'm assuming you are in the USA, so, If you have T-Mobile already, then I'd move to Mint. Same towers, $210 a year for unlimited phone and text and 5GB of 5G data. Then just buy your phone outright. Even if you did it on credit though Apple, you'd save quite a bit over a year.

[–] aeris@lol.gothiceuphoria.com 0 points 2 weeks ago

Mint was good until they started charging a lot more for international roaming. Try Tello, cheaper

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