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product_id: 64317296
title: "$20/mo. Mint Mobile Phone Plan with 17GB of 5G-4G LTE Data + Unlimited Talk & Text for 3 Months (3-in-1 SIM Card)"
brand: "mint mobile"
price: "€ 124.05"
currency: EUR
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reviews_count: 8
category: "Mint Mobile"
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# Free mobile hotspot + Wi-Fi calling Unlimited talk & text 17GB 5G-4G LTE data $20/mo. Mint Mobile Phone Plan with 17GB of 5G-4G LTE Data + Unlimited Talk & Text for 3 Months (3-in-1 SIM Card)

**Brand:** mint mobile
**Price:** € 124.05
**Availability:** ✅ In Stock

## Summary

> 🚀 Unlock premium 5G power without the premium price—Mint Mobile’s $20/mo plan is your smart move!

## Quick Answers

- **What is this?** $20/mo. Mint Mobile Phone Plan with 17GB of 5G-4G LTE Data + Unlimited Talk & Text for 3 Months (3-in-1 SIM Card) by mint mobile
- **How much does it cost?** € 124.05 with free shipping
- **Is it available?** Yes, in stock and ready to ship
- **Where can I buy it?** [www.desertcart.nl](https://www.desertcart.nl/products/64317296-20-mo-mint-mobile-phone-plan-with-17gb-of-5g)

## Best For

- mint mobile enthusiasts

## Why This Product

- Trusted mint mobile brand quality
- Free international shipping included
- Worldwide delivery with tracking
- 15-day hassle-free returns

## Key Features

- • **Unlimited Talk & Text:** Stay effortlessly connected with unlimited nationwide calls and texts included for 3 full months.
- • **High-Speed Data Freedom:** Enjoy a generous 17GB of blazing 5G-4G LTE data every month—stream, work, and connect without compromise.
- • **Bonus Connectivity Perks:** Get free mobile hotspot, Wi-Fi calling, and international calls to Mexico & Canada—no extra fees.
- • **Seamless BYOP Activation:** Activate instantly on your unlocked device with a versatile 3-in-1 SIM card—standard, micro, or nano.
- • **Budget-Friendly Power Plan:** Slash your phone bill with a premium network experience at just $20/month for 3 months—FOMO-proof savings.

## Overview

Mint Mobile’s $20/month phone plan delivers 17GB of high-speed 5G-4G LTE data plus unlimited talk and text for 3 months on T-Mobile’s nationwide network. The 3-in-1 SIM card supports all device sizes and includes free mobile hotspot, Wi-Fi calling, and international calls to Mexico and Canada. Designed for budget-conscious professionals who demand reliable connectivity and seamless activation on unlocked phones, this plan redefines affordable wireless with no hidden fees.

## Description

desertcart.com: $20/mo. Mint Mobile Phone Plan with 17GB of 5G-4G LTE Data + Unlimited Talk & Text for 3 Months (3-in-1 SIM Card) : Cell Phones & Accessories

Review: Excellent budget carrier if you don't mind a lack of customer service - I started off with MintMobile on a Moto G5s Plus for my teenage son when FreedomPop wasn't working well. We tried Ting in the interim, but the prices were always close to $20 with the way their pricing structure is. Setup with a new phone number was a breeze and he hasn't had an issue in the 6 months we've had service. Things worked so well, I then bought this and a Moto G5 Plus for my brother because his Obama phone was a total piece of garbage. We got a new phone number so he could try them both out, then ported his Obama phone's number to Google Voice. Now he basically has 2 phone numbers on the one phone, in case any job applications call the old number to reach him. The only hiccup we had with this was a billing issue that needed resolved by Mint Mobile, which knocked his service out for about 12 hours. I had to communicate to them through Twitter, which is less than ideal. Email takes longer, but you can still do so through support@mintmobile.com Even with that one speed bump, I got a third intro card for my mother and a Moto G6 64GB phone. This time, we ported her existing number over to MintMobile instead of using a new number. After calling AT&T from her cell phone (by dialing 611) and getting her PIN, it took literally about 10 seconds after hitting Submit on MintMobile's web site for the port to complete and her new phone to start accepting calls and texts from her old number. I've never had a port request go that fast before. Even Google Voice takes almost exactly 24 hours for a port request to complete. Each one of these are set up (or will be) to use the 12-month 2GB plan for $180/year. They started adding in the regulatory fees and taxes, so it comes out to be a little over $191/year or just about $16/month. That's a crazy good deal for unlimited everything. Other than their web site being a bit confusing and customer service being exclusively through electronic means, they've been an excellent cell provider. The fact that I've put 3 family members on this plan should tell you how confident I am in their service. If my company didn't pay for my cell phone through Verizon, I would also be on MintMobile. Overall - a highly recommended cell provider if you don't mind communicating through email or Twitter for any issues.
Review: Wireless industry insider recommends making the switch. - I honestly hadn't given T-Mobile's network a shot since 2002 when I bought my Nokia 3650. It wasn't great back then...not was it years before when it was Voicestream. I have been with Verizon since 2003 and hadn't ever looked back regardless of my bills skyrocketing with grandfathered unlimited data and hotspot ($50/mo per line for data, $30 for hotspot, $70 for 1400 shared minutes, $30 for unlimited family texting plus $9.99 for each line to access the minutes and texting). My bills were north of $375/mo every month by the time I added one phone installment of $25/mo and insurance. I paid this for a LONG time knowing that if I changed plans I wouldn't be able to get my unlimited data and hotspot back. For 8+ years of this time I worked for AT&T and their terrible network and lack of unlimited plans never once lured me away from Big Red...even though I would have gotten half off as an employee. Regardless...my needs changed, I'm not travelling as much as I figured there was no point in paying that high bill when I used an average of 4gb of data per month now. In an ironic twist I moved somewhere with no Verizon signal on my property and only AT&T worked there. But I still couldn't get signal inside with team Blue...only if I went outdoors. I found out that their features such as WiFi calling only work with AT&T branded devices but I have been a Nexus/Pixel guy for years and wasn't about to change to an (in my opinion) inferior Samsung or Apple device just to use wifi calling. So I did my research, found that T-Mobile had poured a lot of money into low band spectrum that penetrates buildings better and travels further. So I looked into MVNOs like Mint and found MANY options, but the best for the price was Mint. I ordered a sim card to test out the service...and everything worked perfectly on my Pixel 2 XL. Wifi calling, visual voicemail with transcription, RCS messaging, etc. Granted, they still had no signal on my property so I instead put up a high gain omnidirectional WiFi access point on a pole outside my house and it covered all 3 acres without a hitch. So now I'm paying $35/mo for 8GB of data with unlimited talk and text that works in 95% of the places my Verizon worked at. PLUS I'm able to use all of the features of my phone that AT&T wouldn't support simply because they want to trap everyone into a 24-30 month installment plan on a new phone. Remember when we used to pay $200 for a top of the line phone with a 2 year contract and our cell bills were lower too? Well, I do. Carriers would subsidize the price and we would agree to pay for a while. Now we all pay $1000 for the phone and somehow our bills are astronomically higher than they used to be despite the fact that we talk less, text more, and use data most. They were more than happy to give me an 'aircard' with unlimited data back in 2009, but somehow it's not possible now in 2019 with more efficient networks and MUCH more spectrum than they've ever had access to? Gotta love that capitalism. Anyway, if you haven't given the magenta network a try in a while, try it again. It's made major strides. It's also the only network in the US that doesn't restrict features simply because you brought your own device. Maybe if enough of us make the switch to these smaller MVNOs the big MNOs will take notice and start treating customers better.

## Features

- We recently increased high-speed data allotments on every plan (but kept the same low pricing)! You may see a 15GB sticker on the front of your 17GB SIM Kit, rest assured your plan will have all 17GB of data loaded each month.
- WHAT YOU GET: Three (3) months of unlimited talk and text + 17GB of 5G-4G LTE data each month delivered on the nation's largest 5G network.
- OH, YOU GET THIS TOO: 5G for Free + free mobile hotspot + Wi-Fi calling and text + free international calls to Mexico and Canada
- HOW YOU GET IT: The SIM Kit comes with a 3-in-1 SIM card that includes standard/micro/nano sizes, insert the SIM into your device, and activate on the Mint Mobile website or app. You can activate service on your own unlocked device with our Bring Your Own Phone (BYOP) program. Check your coverage and phone compatibility on the Mint Mobile website.
- WHO SHOULD GET IT: Anyone who hates their phone bill
- WHY YOU SHOULD GET IT: Mint Mobile took what’s wrong with wireless and made it right. We re-imagined the wireless shopping experience and made it easy and online.
- LEGAL STUFF: Capable and compatible device required. Coverage not available in all areas. New activations only. Upfront payment of 60 USD for 3-month plan (20/mo. equiv.) req’d; while supplies last. Intro rate for first 3 months; then full-price plan options available. Restrictions apply. See full terms on Mint Mobile website.

## Technical Specifications

| Specification | Value |
|---------------|-------|
| ASIN | B0741FGRG2 |
| Best Sellers Rank | #1,975 in Cell Phones & Accessories ( See Top 100 in Cell Phones & Accessories ) #3 in Cell Phone SIM Cards |
| Brand | Mint Mobile |
| Cellular Technology | 5G |
| Customer Reviews | 4.3 out of 5 stars 1,848 Reviews |
| Item Dimensions L x W | 6"L x 4"W |
| Manufacturer | Mint Mobile |
| Mfr Part Number | 3-Month Plan, 15GB/mo. |
| Model Number | 3-Month Plan, 15GB/mo. |
| Number of Items | 1 |
| Number of Packs | 1 |
| Product Dimensions | 6"L x 4"W |
| Service Provider | T-Mobile |
| UPC | 853455004846 |

## Product Details

- **Brand:** Mint Mobile
- **Cellular Technology:** 5G
- **Product Dimensions:** 6"L x 4"W
- **Service Provider:** T-Mobile
- **UPC:** 853455004846

## Images

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## Available Options

This product comes in different **Model** options.

## Questions & Answers

**Q: Can i use both of the sim cards for two 7-day trials (one for me and one for my partner) or are the sim cards already "marked" for their uses?**
A: Yep, you could use each SIM for a separate trial. We send two SIMs so you can use one to get a Mint SIM issued phone number and try the service. Once you know we're a fit, if you want to bring your phone number to the service, you remove the first SIM, insert the second, and port-in your number. You can't port your number into a SIM that has already been activated and has a phone number assigned. If you know you want to keep the new Mint SIM assigned number, then feel free to let your partner use the other SIM for their trial - share the love!

**Q: What is the price for the $45 plan after promotion has ended? Does not show on website.**
A: The 3 month pricing on all plans is the same per month as the annual renewal plan. Thus 3 months at $15 per month trial ($45)  CAN be renewed at a prepaid $15 per month for 12 months ($180 total). If you renew for a shorter period, the per month rate is higher;  3 months is $25 per month, while 6 months renewal is at $20 per month.

**Q: what happens after the three months?**
A: there are untruthful and misleading information about this service.
i am on my second year using mint mobile . it is exactly same service as T-Mobile only cheaper and prepaid  
the current prices are $15 a month 3 gb data lte  unlimited everything talk text and even data a lower speeds.
$20 month 8gb LTE data plus unlimited everything talk text and data a lower speeds 2gb
$25 moth 12gb LTE data plus unlimited everything talk text and data at 2gb.
check the coverage if you have coverage in your area you are OK . and great customer service.

**Q: what sim cards are sent? size wise**
A: Nano sim but with adapters for other sizes.

## Customer Reviews

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Excellent budget carrier if you don't mind a lack of customer service
*by E***O on December 20, 2018*

I started off with MintMobile on a Moto G5s Plus for my teenage son when FreedomPop wasn't working well. We tried Ting in the interim, but the prices were always close to $20 with the way their pricing structure is. Setup with a new phone number was a breeze and he hasn't had an issue in the 6 months we've had service. Things worked so well, I then bought this and a Moto G5 Plus for my brother because his Obama phone was a total piece of garbage. We got a new phone number so he could try them both out, then ported his Obama phone's number to Google Voice. Now he basically has 2 phone numbers on the one phone, in case any job applications call the old number to reach him. The only hiccup we had with this was a billing issue that needed resolved by Mint Mobile, which knocked his service out for about 12 hours. I had to communicate to them through Twitter, which is less than ideal. Email takes longer, but you can still do so through support@mintmobile.com Even with that one speed bump, I got a third intro card for my mother and a Moto G6 64GB phone. This time, we ported her existing number over to MintMobile instead of using a new number. After calling AT&T from her cell phone (by dialing 611) and getting her PIN, it took literally about 10 seconds after hitting Submit on MintMobile's web site for the port to complete and her new phone to start accepting calls and texts from her old number. I've never had a port request go that fast before. Even Google Voice takes almost exactly 24 hours for a port request to complete. Each one of these are set up (or will be) to use the 12-month 2GB plan for $180/year. They started adding in the regulatory fees and taxes, so it comes out to be a little over $191/year or just about $16/month. That's a crazy good deal for unlimited everything. Other than their web site being a bit confusing and customer service being exclusively through electronic means, they've been an excellent cell provider. The fact that I've put 3 family members on this plan should tell you how confident I am in their service. If my company didn't pay for my cell phone through Verizon, I would also be on MintMobile. Overall - a highly recommended cell provider if you don't mind communicating through email or Twitter for any issues.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Wireless industry insider recommends making the switch.
*by J***D on November 27, 2019*

I honestly hadn't given T-Mobile's network a shot since 2002 when I bought my Nokia 3650. It wasn't great back then...not was it years before when it was Voicestream. I have been with Verizon since 2003 and hadn't ever looked back regardless of my bills skyrocketing with grandfathered unlimited data and hotspot ($50/mo per line for data, $30 for hotspot, $70 for 1400 shared minutes, $30 for unlimited family texting plus $9.99 for each line to access the minutes and texting). My bills were north of $375/mo every month by the time I added one phone installment of $25/mo and insurance. I paid this for a LONG time knowing that if I changed plans I wouldn't be able to get my unlimited data and hotspot back. For 8+ years of this time I worked for AT&T and their terrible network and lack of unlimited plans never once lured me away from Big Red...even though I would have gotten half off as an employee. Regardless...my needs changed, I'm not travelling as much as I figured there was no point in paying that high bill when I used an average of 4gb of data per month now. In an ironic twist I moved somewhere with no Verizon signal on my property and only AT&T worked there. But I still couldn't get signal inside with team Blue...only if I went outdoors. I found out that their features such as WiFi calling only work with AT&T branded devices but I have been a Nexus/Pixel guy for years and wasn't about to change to an (in my opinion) inferior Samsung or Apple device just to use wifi calling. So I did my research, found that T-Mobile had poured a lot of money into low band spectrum that penetrates buildings better and travels further. So I looked into MVNOs like Mint and found MANY options, but the best for the price was Mint. I ordered a sim card to test out the service...and everything worked perfectly on my Pixel 2 XL. Wifi calling, visual voicemail with transcription, RCS messaging, etc. Granted, they still had no signal on my property so I instead put up a high gain omnidirectional WiFi access point on a pole outside my house and it covered all 3 acres without a hitch. So now I'm paying $35/mo for 8GB of data with unlimited talk and text that works in 95% of the places my Verizon worked at. PLUS I'm able to use all of the features of my phone that AT&T wouldn't support simply because they want to trap everyone into a 24-30 month installment plan on a new phone. Remember when we used to pay $200 for a top of the line phone with a 2 year contract and our cell bills were lower too? Well, I do. Carriers would subsidize the price and we would agree to pay for a while. Now we all pay $1000 for the phone and somehow our bills are astronomically higher than they used to be despite the fact that we talk less, text more, and use data most. They were more than happy to give me an 'aircard' with unlimited data back in 2009, but somehow it's not possible now in 2019 with more efficient networks and MUCH more spectrum than they've ever had access to? Gotta love that capitalism. Anyway, if you haven't given the magenta network a try in a while, try it again. It's made major strides. It's also the only network in the US that doesn't restrict features simply because you brought your own device. Maybe if enough of us make the switch to these smaller MVNOs the big MNOs will take notice and start treating customers better.

### ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ Bang for the bucks, supports 5G, with hotspot
*by K***L on December 22, 2018*

2024-06 update: years of subscription, mint roaming is awesome! It has been a couple years since I started my trial. I did acknowledge that T-Mobile is/has acquiring/acquired Mint, I do wish there is no further change to the existing plan, but increasing the data allowance would be awesome. I did travel to Canada and Germany this year, and I was able to roam in both countries by purchasing the mint roaming pass. This is rare for prepaid services I have to say. 2022-07 update: hotspot also works under 5G Had to make some travels in the past month, I used the hotspot feature, and did a speed test. The hotspot speed tested on my laptop is the same as the one on the phone, which is 5G speed not capped at 4G/LTE or any lower speed. Gotta recommend this. Also I renewed again. Coverage still depends on T-Mobile. 2021-12 update: eSIM is available! If you need help to convert to eSIM, navigate to the online portal and request it for free. Takes about 5 minutes. 2020-10 update: T-Mobile turned on 5G in my area. I saw 5G on my Samsung Note 20, did a speed test, in the ball park of 200Mbps. Hence, when not congested, performance is indeed rather nice. Latency is in mid 50 ms. 2020 - 03 Update: I renewed for another 12 months. I don't see a reason to leave. Need more info? Scroll down! UPDATE: IOS Wi-Fi calling worked. Please update your system to iOS11+. It has been 3 months, I renewed as annual plan. The past 3 months experiences were pleasant. If you need more details, keep scrolling down! I have been using different prepaid services for my personal phone since my business phone from the company handles most of my calls. Hence, I can risk my own device to try out all the possibilities and save a couple dollars. Hereby, let me break down into pros and cons: ============================================================================== Pros: 1. Big amount of data with hotspot tethering supported! Okay, for under $30 per month excluding the tax and fees, you can't find anything like this. If you purchase this on sale, yes, it will be 5GB (NOW WITH 8GB) per month for you for 3 months. 2. Wi-Fi calling on Android actually works! (With supported phones) With Pixel XL and another T-Mobile Samsung phone, I was able to get Wi-Fi calling working, simply by registering online. Do make sure to check your phone compatibility. iPhone from my wife simply can't do it. Please bear that in mind. ( Worked with new iOS update! ) Make sure you update your E911 address on the website after the activation. 3. Hassle free activation with no credit card needed for sign up! Well, if you are not sure if you will stick around with it, and worry about auto charge, during the sign up period, you can skip for adding credit card. And activation only requires the ACT CODE on the back of the card, takes about 1 minute to activate. 4. Cute and elegant account management interface. My wife likes the sim card and the mascot design, you can't deny it. And the web management interface is WAYYYYYY better than some of those competitors. You can easily get the most you needed from it. But, how often do you need to log in anyway? 5. Number good for banks and short-codes Yes, your banks and short-code service will go through like a breeze. ================================================================================== Now, lets talk about Cons: 1. Data de-prioritization This thing is prepaid as well. So it is subject to throttling. That is generally known as de-prioritization. Since you are paying for the service with a discount. So you are not in the fast lane always. During the busy time in downtown Chicago, Seattle, and San Francisco, this card will speed lower. I saw some posts actually complain about the speed, but most of them didn't factor in this issue. The speed is not painfully slow unless you go to the stadium on a game day. I'd suggest on Game Day, just concentrate on the game and family rather than Instagram, makes you a gentleman. (Well, when you have to, since stuff won't load... Like 0.02 mbps for download...) But yes, off-busy time, I had same fast speed across boards as the speed from postpaid tmobile business plan. 2. Customer service Well, the customer service waiting time over the phone is... long. So grab a cup of coffee when you call. 3. Number pool Well, they must withdraw the number from a pool of prepaid, then depending on your luck. If the previous owner had the number signed up for some ghetto things, you will get spam calls and so. You folks might ask National Do Not Call List... Okay, here is a thing, it takes 30 days for the system to completely register your account. ==================================================================================== Overall, what do I think? I'll stick around for 3 months, at least. (I mean, I paid for this already, no refund at this point...) Also, if after 3 month, new customer if and only if gets the same $20 for 3 months, then yes. If it would be your primary phone and you need to do your next millionaire job with your service, then I guess no, go postpaid. If you are a person like me, who only uses data for none crazy things, like just social media, email, web browsing, or 9GAG on the go. You'd be fine. Streaming? Not so much... Good luck and have fun folks! Keep the SIM card, cuz it is cute!

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