T-Mobile introduces three new 5G Home Internet plans

T-Mobile has just introduced three new 5G home internet plans. The company says its new internet plans will benefit consumers and small business owners with more choices and better value. The telco’s new 5G internet plans include Rely, Amplified, and all-in. The new tariffs start at $35 with any voice line. Notably, they all offer perks that are not new for T-Mobile users including no-equipment fees, no annual contracts, unlimited data, and a 15-day free trial.

T-Mobile’s new 5G home internet plans start at just $35/month with any voice line

The T-Mobile Rely Internet plan is available at $35/month with any voice line or $50/month. It offers all the essentials for reliable Wi-Fi, including unlimited data and a 5G gateway. The pack also offers the Price Lock, which means T-Mobile won’t raise your rate on the internet for some time.

Notably, the T-Mobile Amplified Internet plan provides an amped-up experience with the brand’s latest 5G gateway for faster speeds. This plan also provides Advanced Cyber Security for households or a Mesh device for small businesses. It is available for $45/month with any voice line or $60/month.

T-Mobile’s new All-In Internet plan provides the most benefits

T-Mobile’s new All-In 5G home internet plan provides users with the most benefits. The company’s most value-packed plan is for consumers looking for a premium connectivity experience. It has additional benefits like Hulu with advertisements and The Paramount+ Essential Plan.

Also, the company is offering Microsoft 365 for free with this plan. So, you can access Microsoft’s premium apps like Office, Microsoft Teams, free cloud storage, and more. Furthermore, you will get 24/7 support for small devices with Assurant Personal TechPro. This one is available for $55/month with any voice line or $70/month. The company says this plan’s benefits add up to nearly $300 per year for both homes and small businesses.

According to the press release, all new 5G internet plans will be available to both new and existing consumers starting December 11.