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T-Mobile pricing is increasing for some users; who will be affected and when?
Are you affected and when will the price increase arrive? Here's what we know.
Credit: Edgar Cervantes / Android Authority
- T-Mobile is increasing prices on legacy plans by $5 per line starting April 2, though not all plans are affected. Impacted customers are now starting to receive notifications.
- Plans with a true Price Lock Guarantee won’t be impacted, but those under the newer Uncontract Promise may see increases.
- Customers can either pay the increase, switch to another T-Mobile plan, or change carriers — with options like Mint Mobile, Metro by T-Mobile, or Google Fi offering potential savings.
Just a week after T-Mobile’s CEO hinted that prices on legacy plans would see further increases this year, it’s now official. T-Mobile has updated its website with news of a $5 increase set to take effect on April 2. In a statement to us from T-Mobile, the carrier clarified this isn’t a new price increase but is essentially a wrap-up on adjustments that were started last year on some of the older rate plans.
The linked support page doesn’t specify which legacy plans will be affected, but a megathread on Reddit sheds some extra light on the situation.
