Any existing mint mobile user can provide you a referral link which will give you a $15 credit when you sign up and your account is active for 30(?) days. It is all to the T-Mobile network, which works really well for me in the areas that I travel to, but may not work for everybody. Their web portal is very basic, and lacks certain features that would make me feel more comfortable using it (2FA for one). I have no plans to move to anything else in the foreseeable future.

I used my Nexus 6P on the service, and then later bought a Pixel 2 XL, which is my current device. For 3 GB of LTE data a month for a year, it comes out to $15 a month? Unlimited talk and text included? No one out there comes close. Customer service has been great, but I have found that the company is more responsive on Reddit then they are through email or phone calls. This experience may change depending on network congestion and availability. I can still use navigation or low quality audio streaming without any issues. When I do run out of data, the connection is still usable. I get 20-30 Mbps LTE data before my data runs out. The price is low, the coverage is great, and the speed is not throttled nearly as much as Cricket. Mint Mobile: I'm currently on Mint Mobile, and I love it. It just did not seem like a good value compared to the other options out there. I got exactly what I paid for, and had no issues with service. since Cricket seem like a more cost-effective option, I ported out after a year. I noticed that I mostly stayed on the T-Mobile network, and when I was on Sprint I had issues with calls and text messages working.

The cost compared to Cricket, at the time, seemed high. Maybe just a coincidence, but I have my doubts.įi: Again, service was on my Nexus 6P.

This didn't happen until I moved to Cricket, and stopped once I ported out. The straw that broke the camel's back was I started getting phone calls from people saying that my number called them and left a spam voicemail. Throttled data was practically useless, and the LTE data was throttled (like 5-8 Mbps). At the time, I had a Nexus 6P, and I didn't have great service in the areas I needed, but when I did have service, it was fine. I have actually used all 3 services, so maybe I can help.Ĭricket: In my experience, the service was okay.

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