T-Mobile Experience Beyond Plan (Satellite Included)

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New plans launched by T-Mobile. New premium "Beyond" plan includes Satellite along with many other great perks. T-Satellite (Starlink Network) slated to have voice capabilities in 2026. Pricing locked in for 5 Years.

If anyone has questions, please feel free to DM, I lead T-Mobile markets in the Midwest.


T-Mobile​

Experience Beyond
Our most value-packed plan
3 line(s) w/ AutoPay*170
Similar streaming servicesIncluded
Price Guarantee5 Years
Estimated total
170.00
*3rd line FREE!

Verizon​

Unlimited Ultimate
3 line(s) w/ AutoPay195
Similar streaming services19.99
Price Guarantee3 Years
Estimated total
214.99
Save about 21% with T‑Mobile

AT&T​

Unlimited Premium® PL
3 line(s) w/ AutoPay182.97
Similar streaming services27.97
Price GuaranteeNot Included
Estimated total
210.94
Save about 19% with T‑Mobile
 
Seriously considering T-mobile. My wife has been talking about for a while now. We pay about $260/month with 3 phones on Verizon. Will be adding a fourth in another year or two.
 
I wish I could try it to determine how good coverage is. The prices are typically bs though. As an example, I have three lines through Verizon with a discount from my employer. 360 a month. Our phones were paid for in full the day we got them.

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I wish I could try it to determine how good coverage is. The prices are typically bs though. As an example, I have three lines through Verizon with a discount from my employer. 360 a month. Our phones were paid for in full the day we got them.

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Insane amount.. Have you ever actually dove in and checked to see if use all the features you are paying for?
Verizon here- 2 lines $150.00
 
New plans launched by T-Mobile. New premium "Beyond" plan includes Satellite along with many other great perks. T-Satellite (Starlink Network) slated to have voice capabilities in 2026. Pricing locked in for 5 Years.

If anyone has questions, please feel free to DM, I lead T-Mobile markets in the Midwest.


T-Mobile​

Experience Beyond
Our most value-packed plan
3 line(s) w/ AutoPay*170
Similar streaming servicesIncluded
Price Guarantee5 Years
Estimated total
170.00
*3rd line FREE!

Verizon​

Unlimited Ultimate
3 line(s) w/ AutoPay195
Similar streaming services19.99
Price Guarantee3 Years
Estimated total
214.99
Save about 21% with T‑Mobile

AT&T​

Unlimited Premium® PL
3 line(s) w/ AutoPay182.97
Similar streaming services27.97
Price GuaranteeNot Included
Estimated total
210.94
Save about 19% with T‑Mobile
Do you have any idea why the coverage map shows no coverage in spots in Eastern Arizona and big chunks on New Mexico?
 

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So, adding on starlink to an old plan will be $20 per month. Discounted to $15/month if you signed up early during beta.

Is that for all the lines on your account or $15 per line?
 
Just need satellite Snapchat will cover everything from text, photos, calling, aswell as location sharing
If only it was that easy.
 
So, adding on starlink to an old plan will be $20 per month. Discounted to $15/month if you signed up early during beta.

Is that for all the lines on your account or $15 per line?
I recommend signing up for the Beta through July just to test a bit. After July will be $15.00 at account level. I tested in February when I took my son to NM on an Oryx hunt. We spent a couple days up in the mountains as well. The txting feature worked great.
 
Seriously considering T-mobile. My wife has been talking about for a while now. We pay about $260/month with 3 phones on Verizon. Will be adding a fourth in another year or two.
Our best plan is $170 per month and we have programs to pay your VZ phones off or take trade.
 
How will this work on a business account? I have me and my family on one. I am in the Starlink beta.
We have updated business plans where Satellite will be made available. The Experience Beyond business plan will include Satellite. Thanks for asking
 
I swore I’d never use t mobile ever again back ~ 20 years ago. They had a plan that stated I could cancel if I ever moved where they didn’t have service, they said all plans were grandfathered I’m so whatever plan you agreed to, you got to keep, even if the policies changed.

Well, I moved away somewhere that t mobile had no service, they didn’t honor my policy, t they basically said they grandfathered everything BUT that part of the plan. I was stuck paying for 6-7 months of their service when I couldn’t even use it. I signed up with them specifically for that feature and they didn’t honor it. Still makes me mad every time I see a t mobile sign.
 
Verizon here; I pay for 6 lines for my family ($307/mo).

I also wish there were a good way to verify coverage from other carriers. I live in a valley with zero coverage in the house, but we get a bar outside. Have to climb a hill to get 5G. WiFi calling is our friend. And then there's the places I hunt & travel - most have gone from no coverage to decent coverage in the last handful of years (again, verizon).

Lining up with where we spend time, the TMobile map looks ok for some, iffy for others, and I would hate to switch to have worse coverage.
 
Verizon here; I pay for 6 lines for my family ($307/mo).

I also wish there were a good way to verify coverage from other carriers. I live in a valley with zero coverage in the house, but we get a bar outside. Have to climb a hill to get 5G. WiFi calling is our friend. And then there's the places I hunt & travel - most have gone from no coverage to decent coverage in the last handful of years (again, verizon).

Lining up with where we spend time, the TMobile map looks ok for some, iffy for others, and I would hate to switch to have worse coverage.
As stated above, You can try Tmobile on your current phone and provider for free 3 months, to see if the coverage works. You just need to download their Tmobile app and sign up, it will give you a Esim card that is basically a different number, and you can change back and forth between your current provider and that one, to see how the service compares. Ive been doing it on my Verizon phone for a few months now
 
Streaming services included? Is this implying we will have data powerful enough to stream while we are in BFE? If not, can you quantify the data level/ability.
 
I’m a wifi user only with Tmobile? I’m at $60 a month, any discounts you can swing my way? I’m super happy with Tmobile so far!
 
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