T-Mobile debuts Go5G Plus plan that allows users to upgrade their phone every 2 years
T-Mobile unveiled Thursday a rate plan that promises new and existing customers the same deals and phone upgrades every two years.
The new Go5G Plus sits at $90 per month for a single line with autopay, making it T-Mobile’s priciest plan. It will be available starting Sunday, according to T-Mobile’s website.
T-Mobile described Go5G Plus as “a supercharged version” of Magenta MAX, T-Mobile’s current most expensive plan. Go5G Plus includes all the benefits of Magenta MAX, such as Netflix, Apple TV+ and unlimited data, and adds a few more perks, including an additional 10GB of hotspot data and extra high-speed data in Mexico and Canada.
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T-Mobile goes after ATT
T-Mobile is also offering a limited-time promotion, called Easy Unlock, to lure customers from rival ATT, allowing customers to trade in eligible phones even if they’re locked. And if switchers still owe ATT money when they cancel, T-Mobile will pay up to $650 via a prepaid Mastercard to offset the cost.
Unhappy switchers who decide to leave T-Mobile within the first 30 days will get $50 back per voice line to help with the cost of their bill.
Essentials plan price drop
For a limited time, T-Mobile is reducing prices on its Essentials plan. The new Essentials Savings option reduces the rate of a single line to $50 a month from the current cost of $60.