T-Mobile is reportedly launching new T-Mix plans this week. Each plan comes with “picks” you spend on extras, and most phone promotions will now cost them too. The picks remain locked for three years when you spend them on a phone. Here’s how they could change your bill.
Experience plans are on their way out
The Mobile Report recently published a full breakdown of T-Mobile’s T-Mix plans. Most of the details come from screenshots shared by Reddit user u/desterpot. Wave7 Research also shared a photo of T-Mix signage at a test store in Kansas City.
The plans should launch between October 13 and October 16, but T-Mobile hasn’t confirmed anything, and the plans have been delayed before.
T-Mix appears to replace the Experience plans for new customers. Experience is currently the main lineup for postpaid customers, and it launched in April 2025 to replace the carrier’s Go5G plans. There are two main tiers.
Experience More starts at $85 and includes unlimited premium data and 60 GB of hotspot. Experience Beyond starts at $105 for one line and adds more hotspot data, extra international perks, and the best phone deals.
Both plans include some streaming perks for free, such as Netflix with ads, and both come with T-Mobile’s five-year price guarantee on the plan rate. Taxes and fees are charged separately, and phone deals are paid off over 36 months. The replacement plans come in three tiers.
T-Mix Standard starts at $65 for one line, $105 for two, $130 for three, and $155 for four. It allows up to six lines and gives 50 GB of premium data.
T-Mix More starts at $85 for one line, with unlimited premium data, 60 GB of hotspot, and 15 GB of high-speed international data.
T-Mix Loaded starts at $105 and adds an exclusive “Optimized Video Calls” perk for phones that support 5G Standalone. Taxes and fees are extra on all three. The $10-per-line autopay discount now has no cap.
Pick your poison
Each T-Mix plan gives you picks to spend on perks. Standard offers up to 4, More up to 12, and Loaded up to 20, depending on your line count. Perks cost one to four picks each. The list includes Netflix Premium, Apple TV, Hulu with ads, YouTube Premium, Xbox Game Pass, Google AI Pro, SiriusXM, DoorDash DashPass, ESPN Unlimited, and Delta miles.
Netflix Premium and Apple TV cost one pick each until mid-2027, and early sign-ups keep that price. Hulu likely won’t be free anymore, and it’s unclear whether Netflix with ads will stay free.
Phone deals cost picks too. The $1,200 iPhone trade-in deal costs three picks per line, while smaller discounts cost one or two.
Those picks stay locked until the 36-month phone payment ends or you pay off the phone. You can change your perks once per quarter in a 10-day window, starting February 1, 2027. Changing them early costs $15.
At launch, T-Mobile may offer four lines of T-Mix Standard for $100 a month with autopay. Current customers aren’t affected. They won’t be moved to T-Mix automatically, won’t get picks, and will keep the same phone deals.
