T-Mobile just launched three new student plans ahead of the new school year
T-Mobile has launched three new student plans ahead of the new school year, with prices starting at $30/month. The plans include unlimited talk, text, and varying amounts of premium data, as well as additional features such as free Netflix and Apple TV. The student plans can accommodate up to two lines, with prices ranging from $60/month to $130/month, depending on the plan and number of lines.
- ▪T-Mobile's new student plans start at $30/month for the Essentials Saver plan, which includes unlimited talk, text, and 50GB of premium data.
- ▪The Experience More plan includes unlimited talk, text, and premium data, as well as 60GB of hotspot data and unlimited texting, for a higher monthly fee.
- ▪The Experience Beyond plan is the most expensive option, costing $80/month, and includes access to T-Satellite, unlimited texting to 215+ countries, and unlimited hotspot data.
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| Publication time | Fri, 31 Jul 2026 00:50:41 GMT |
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