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Streaming More, Spending Less: T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet Deal Starts at $30 a Month
The limited-time offer includes a 5-Year Price Guarantee, one month covered by T-Mobile and up to $200 back on select plans.
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Between the latest streaming premieres, awards season contenders and the ever-growing list of shows everyone’s talking about, there’s no shortage of reasons to stay connected. And while keeping up with Hollywood can get expensive, your monthly internet bill doesn’t necessarily have to.
For a limited time, T-Mobile 5G Home Internet is offering plans starting at $30 per month with a voice line and AutoPay, plus taxes and fees. That’s $30 in monthly savings, leaving a little more room in your budget for those streaming subscriptions.
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Explore t-mobile 5g home internet deals
The promotion also comes with a few additional incentives worth knowing about, including up to $200 back on select plans.*
How to Save on T-Mobile 5G Home Internet
Whether you’re catching up on an acclaimed drama, streaming a new movie release or working through your watchlist before the next awards ceremony, a dependable home internet connection is essential.
T-Mobile‘s 5G Home Internet plans are designed for everyday connectivity, with no annual contracts or monthly equipment fees. The included 5G Gateway also makes setup relatively straightforward, with no technician appointment required.
Customers can choose from three plans: Rely, Amplified and All-In. The Rely plan offers download speeds up to 354 Mbps, while Amplified and All-In offer download speeds up to 498 Mbps.
There’s more: Eligible customers can get one month of service on T-Mobile through a bill credit (plus tax), plus $100 back with Rely or Amplified and $200 back with All-In via virtual prepaid Mastercard. Allow seven weeks from rebate submission.
Plus, get T-Mobile’s 5-Year Price Guarantee with Rely & Amplified rate plans, with exclusions including taxes and fees. For a limited time only, get your price guaranteed for 10 years when you sign up for T-Mobile’s All-In plan.
Explore t-mobile 5g home internet deals
Ready to revisit your internet bill? Explore the limited-time offers and check availability at T-Mobile 5G Home Internet.
*via virtual prepaid Mastercard. Allow 7 weeks from rebate submission.
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