On a budget? Here's how you can get cheap home internet, a cell plan, and a phone for one low price at Mint Mobile
Mint Mobile's latest deals offer serious savings for everybody today
Mint Mobile's promotions for both new and existing customers keep getting stronger, and right now, it might just be the best time to go all-in at the well-known prepaid carrier.
While Mint is already known for great phone deals, one often overlooked area at the carrier is its new home internet plan. Dubbed '5G Home Minternet', this plan gets you unlimited 5G data for a seriously low price each month.
How cheap? Well, if you're an existing Mint customer, you can get your home internet for as little as $30 per month. Considering you can be smart and take advantage of the carrier's introductory deals on both cell plans and phones, there's serious potential here for a super-cheap all-in-one unlimited data scenario.
For example, you can bring your own phone to Mint right now and get an unlimited data plan for $15 per month for an entire year, thanks to an intro deal. That's just one example where you could pay just $45 per month for an entire year of both internet and cell phone service.
Another great option is Mint's current deal on the Google Pixel 10 Pro XL. This superb device has a massive $500 discount, alongside a whole year of data for just $15/mo. That's a case where you can get a cheap phone, a cheap plan, and then stack some cheap internet on top.
Get cheap home internet at Mint Mobile
Mint Mobile 5G home internet: starting at $30/mo for existing Mint Mobile customers
Mint Mobile's super-cheap 5G home internet plan is finally here, and both new and existing customers alike can get a great introductory deal. Simply bundle together the three-month 'Home Minternet' plan with one of the carrier's excellent mobile plans to get a massive $10 per month saving. That's $90 upfront for a plan that averages out at $30 per month. Not bad, considering the excellent phone and plan deals also available at the carrier this week.
More of today's best deals at Mint Mobile
Mint Mobile: get 12 months of unlimited data for $30 $15
Mint Mobile's latest deal offers new customers the carrier's unlimited plan for half price for an entire year this week. That's just $180 upfront and $15/mo on average for a plan with unlimited talk, text, and data. If you were thinking about making the switch, then this is the perfect opportunity to save a whole chunk of cash at Mint Mobile.
Mint Mobile: get $15 off any 3-month plan
Not ready to commit to a full year of service? There's another great plan deal at Mint Mobile this week. Simply use the code 15NOW to get $15 off any of the carrier's 3-month plans. While the overall savings aren't quite as good as those in the deal above, you're looking at paying as little as $30 upfront here for a plan, which makes this a great option if you want to try out Mint on the cheap.
Google Pixel 10 Pro XL: was $1,199 now $699, plus one year of unlimited data for $15/mo at Mint Mobile
If you're looking to bundle up an excellent device with a cheap unlimited plan, consider Mint's deal on the Pixel 10 Pro XL this week. The carrier is currently offering a massive $500 price cut on this device right now, alongside a full year of unlimited data for half price. Since no trades are needed, this is a fantastic choice - although note, we did see Mint offer $600 off this device with the same terms over Black Friday, so this isn't a record-breaking deal.
Google Pixel: was $799 now $549
Google Pixel 10 Pro: was $999 now $724
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Alex is TechRadar's retail editor, specializing in deals, buying advice, and general tips on how to save our readers as much cash as possible. He's covered events like Black Friday and Amazon in some capacity for over seven years now; both in editorial and other ecommerce adjacent roles on TechRadar, T3, GamesRadar, and other Future PLC sites. Alex's expertise touches on most areas, but he has a particular love for phones, laptops, and cameras, being an avid photographer.
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