T-Mobile’s new cheapest plan sounds like a dud
You might want to look out for the bare necessities — the simple bare necessities — coming toT-Mobileshortly as it seems a new postpaid plan is set to round out the low end of its offerings.
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The positive bullet points include:
Which sounds nice for $45 per month on a single line. It’s $80 for two, $100 for three, and $120 for four, the maximum allowed under the plan.
That said, as Base Essentials is pulling up the rear of the portfolio, there are more thorns here than anywhere else, including:
T-Mobile’sown-brand prepaid serviceoffers a $50 plan with unlimited data, if you’re looking just for that. Heck, Metro by T-Mobile’s $50 plan includes 100GB of Google One cloud storage.
But some people are just too particular to be convinced that they need to pay $5 more a month for services they might not use. And T-Mobile is all too particularly keen to serve them with this new plan.
No word on when we’ll see the plan go public.
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