Mint Mobile launches $45/month wireless and home internet bundle
- Mint Mobile launched a bundle that combines unlimited wireless service with 5G Home MINTernet for $45 per month.
- The offer covers a full year of service under the new bundled plan.
- Mint Mobile markets the package as an internet-and-wireless bundle in the US.
Mint Mobile launched a new US bundle that combines unlimited wireless service and 5G Home MINTernet for $45 per month for a full year. The company said the offer includes both mobile service and home internet under one plan.
Light Reading reported that Mint Mobile named the offer the “Unf*! Your Bills” bundle. The published pricing is $45 per month, and the stated term is one year for unlimited wireless service plus 5G Home MINTernet.
The launch adds a bundled fixed wireless and mobile offer to the US carrier market. Fixed wireless access products such as 5G home internet have become a broader area of competition among operators, and Mint Mobile is positioning its own combined service in that segment.
Related Questions
- Does Mint Mobile offer a bundle with home internet?
- Yes. Mint Mobile launched a bundle that includes unlimited wireless service and 5G Home MINTernet for $45 per month for one year.
- How much is Mint Mobile's wireless and home internet bundle?
- $45 per month. Mint Mobile said that price covers unlimited wireless service and 5G Home MINTernet for a full year.
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