Hey there! Looks like you're blocking ads.
We get it, they're annoying, and we won't stop you. However, consider adding us to your allowlist, or joining our Patreon to support our independent journalism. Tiers start at just $1/mo!
It’s been a busy day for leaks when it comes to T-Mobile’s upcoming T-Mix plans.
First, we found out the name of the plans and their prices. Then we learned how the new “picks” credit system works.
We shared many of these perks last week, but now we’ve got a full list of every perk that will be offered on these plans thanks to a tip submitted to us here at The Mobile Report. (Thanks, Luke!)
Streaming perks
The full list of perks was shown to the tipster, Luke, when they checked the add-ons for their iPhone Handoff line. Weirdly, the list of add-ons shows seemingly every upcoming perk that will be available to add using “picks”. They don’t show up on the add-ons list for standard voice lines. We’ve included a screenshot further down in the article.
First up are the streaming perks. ESPN Unlimited is listed, which is the higher of the two available ESPN plans. Paramount Plus isn’t shown in this new list, but it’s probably still going to be offered.
Then there’s the YouTube Premium options. Both Premium and Premium Lite are listed, suggesting both will be made available, probably at different “pick” points. Nice to have options, for example if someone just needs ad-free YouTube they can choose the lite variant and spend the extra pick on something else.
Hulu and Netflix are both listed, but with an extra detail of “Founding T-Mix Member Offer”. This could mean a few things. My guess is that these will be granted for free without having to spend picks on them for customers that sign up for T-Mix plans during the first month or so they are offered. It’s also possible these will be used for customers migrating from older plans to T-Mix that already have Netflix and/or Hulu to retain them without having to spend picks.
This also could mean that, eventually, Netflix and Hulu will cost “picks”, and not be included in the plan itself. End of an era!
SiriusXM rounds out the streaming options in this new list. It’s the “All Access” plan, which has a regular retail value of $24.99 per month and is their highest tier. Interestingly, though, it specifies that it’s “App only”, which may mean in-car streaming would be unavailable.
Apple Music is notably missing from this list. It’s likely this new list is incomplete, and just like Paramount Plus, we expect it to be an option at launch.
Other perks
This new list of perks has the benefit of clarifying which variant of these perks will be offered.
In the case of Xbox Game Pass, it’s going to be the Ultimate plan. That’s the highest plan available at a regular cost of $22.99 per month. It includes 500+ games, day-one new releases, and 15 hours of game streaming per month.
Google AI has two options listed, the Plus 2TB plan and the Pro plan. Plus typically comes with just 400GB of storage, so 2TB is a nice upgrade. The Pro plan includes 5TB of storage and twice as much access to Gemini.
DashPass by DoorDash makes the list, with no mention of the fact it’s been free for the last two years via T-Mobile Tuesdays. It’s likely this perk will become exclusive to the picks system from here on out.
Finally, there’s a newcomer to the perk list: 500 free Delta miles per month. Can’t say I expected this one to be an option, but I’m sure there are a few people out there that would get some use out of it.
Release date
As we’ve said earlier today, there’s no clear launch date yet for the new T-Mix plans. However, we’ve learned that the last two weeks of October are marked as unavailable for days off for T-Mobile employees. That could mean the new plans launch around the 15th, but that’s speculation for now.
In any case, we will continue to update when we learn more information.
Thanks again, Luke!
