T-Mobile has announced T-Mix, a set of wireless plans that package mobile service with selectable entertainment, gaming and other benefits. The carrier offers three tiers, with customers choosing from 16 bundled services, as first reported by The Verge.
Netflix, Apple TV, YouTube Premium and Xbox Game Pass Ultimate appear among the listed choices. T-Mobile calls each included selection a Pick, allowing subscribers to shape part of their plan around the services they already use.
Xbox Game Pass joins wireless bundles
The gaming option puts Xbox Game Pass Ultimate alongside video subscriptions typically sold through carrier packages. Game Pass Ultimate gives T-Mix a direct connection to cloud and subscription gaming, which matters for players who use phones as a way to access games away from a console or PC.
Bundling can also simplify a recurring bill for customers who already pay for one of the offered services. For T-Mobile, the package links its wireless plans to third-party platforms whose subscriptions can influence which carrier a customer chooses and how long they stay.
T-Mobile has also associated device promotions with the new offering. The company did not provide promotion terms in the available information, though the connection makes T-Mix relevant to customers weighing a phone upgrade alongside a change in service.
Standard starts at $55 for one line
The entry-level Standard tier starts at $55 per month for one line with AutoPay. It includes one Pick, and subscribers can swap that selection up to four times a year without changing the plan’s price.
- Up to 50GB of premium data
- 480p video streaming
- Unlimited hotspot data at 3G speeds
- Unlimited data in Canada and Mexico at 2G speeds
The More tier starts at $75 per month for one line and includes two Picks. Its higher starting price means the value depends heavily on which subscriptions a customer selects and whether those services would otherwise be paid for separately.
T-Mobile has not fully detailed all 16 available benefits, and the company has not specified the name, pricing or included features of the third tier. A launch date for T-Mix also remains unconfirmed.
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