T-Mobile's New Go5G Plans Explained!

[@StetsonDoggett]

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[@dallemon15]

THAT comment is the only part of this page which makes sense. Affordability!

[@HoIyGrail]

What about the Magenta MAX Military? I can't figure out if I'll lose money going to the Go5G Plus Military. I got 5 lines, and none we're free lines.

[@StetsonDoggett]

@@HoIyGrail Your bill will likely increase by $5 per line. If you want the best device financing deals, I personally think it's probably worth it. You can always decide later though -- there is no rush to upgrade.

[@HoIyGrail]

@@StetsonDoggett Thanks Stetson. $5 extra? So 25 more per month, that would make it about $600 more every 2 years? Yeah, really going to have to think if the financing deals will be worth it.

[@StetsonDoggett]

@@HoIyGrail Yeah, it would be $600 more every 2 years. You'd be able to get 4 free phones every two years though, which is $3,200 in value every two years. Subtract the extra $600 you'd be paying per month, and it would be roughly $2,600 in savings. Of course, if you purchase devices outright and upgrade less frequently, maybe that could be a better option, too. I think ultimately comes down to your preferences.

[@Ckwon117]

This is early 2010s level content. Just a dude trying to help people out. Thank you so much It takes real work to crunch the numbers on the trade in and look at comparable trade in values for a true apples to apples comparison. Usually when I'm shopping for stuff, youtube reviews dont put in that extra work and basically regurgitate the promos and dont even point out caveats. You did all of these things. 10/10 sir

[@MrTlgreene]

I work at T-mobile and I agree with everything mentioned here. Also found it super helpful to have an honest breakdown when factoring in the trade-in values from the competition. Thank you!

[@mrredmamba9297]

Agreed. Also a fellow coworker at TMO. Literally makes no sense to do this other than trying to bring ATT customers and trying to rebrand what’s already there. The smart move would’ve to do this plan change is with the starlink-TMO launch

[@bracero27]

I felt the timing was off, but otherwise it’s not bad.

[@atm5365]

I am currently applying for a Job at T-Mobile, I need help I am currently working at T-Mobile but no directly to the company, I appreciate a referral, I love being a part of T-Mobile

[@vitorinojurado6169]

@@atm5365 If you're at a TPR, you just have to keep applying to COR positions. A referral won't do much to be honest. It's sort of just glossed over, you just need to score really high on the online assessment when you apply that's how you get noticed.

[@atm5365]

@@vitorinojurado6169 where can I get this assessments? And what is TPR and COR?

[@gugy68]

I am on the ONE plan paying $144 for 4 lines (one free) I just spoke with a agent at TM and they said I can upgrade to GO 5G+ for $4 more per month and still able to get trade-in credits of $830 for my old iPhone 7+. It seems like a killer deal. I think for familes the new plans are not bad if you are coming from older plans, but again, you need to make the calculations to make sure because each individual situation is different.

[@StetsonDoggett]

I completely agree.

[@REAL-UNKNOWN-SHINOBI]

You do realize I'm pretty sure that's like $4 per line😂

[@furegul]

Yo. Did u get 800 dollars for an iphone 7? Did u try?

[@EskeEthioTube]

The eligible phones for trade-in start from iphone xr not 7.

[@furegul]

@@EskeEthioTube wait, u can actuallly trade in starting with iphone 7 plus. Just checked with 5g go plus plan benefits.

[@jt2quick]

Just wanted to say, Well Done! Categorized nicely, Breakdown of prices were easy to see, transition between plans were presented well in ascending prices, and you covered quite a good amount of information for a wide variety of people in various categories. Good transition and use of visual highlighting were outstanding! It was easy to follow. Keep it up.

[@bllstaf6873]

@jt2quick Totally agree! I like the way he thinks, compares, highlights & presents so much, that I liked and subscribed, and also hope he keeps doing comparisons like this! Very well done!

[@itsyellow]

I'm a T-Mobile customer. We have Unlimited Freedom, a sprint plan. When my dad (the account owner) heard of the new plans, we looked at them. I was very surprised to see that Essentials Savings is just Essentials with a few downgrades and no 3rd line free.

[@wingsuitzero]

Essential savings is cheaper than essentials and is designed around 4 lines for the most part

[@REAL-UNKNOWN-SHINOBI]

I've looked at both and compared them. The Essential Savings it's just Essentials but for $10 less. And get this. There was no downgrade in perks at all. You get the same ones you would get on essentials but for $10 cheaper. So no they didn't just drop the price and then downgrade the plan. It still essentially the exact same plan, but for $10 cheaper.

[@ericrowland3246]

There are no downgrades and the price for 3 lines is the same. You actually save money with 2 lines or 4 + lines.

[@lindak1768]

My husband had the unlimited Freedom plan also. When I saw what he was paying, I compared it to T-Mobile’s current plans. I realized he could get the senior discount and free Netflix and Apple + for basically the same price he was paying. So off we went to the store. The people that work there have always been nice. They switched him over.

[@ArianaWoods112]

I have unlimited freedom and it’s a better value than any other plans on there

[@ObamaPhoneProMax5G]

I’m still on the old T-Mobile One plan. Absolutely no reason to change either. Unlimited everything except hotspot which I don’t really use anyway. Taxes and fees included and same price every single month. I also keep my phones longer than most people and only upgrade phones when mine start running slow or no longer receive updates

[@LifeOfTheParty323]

How much do you pay a month?

[@mikecornejo8259]

Same here.

[@ceuser3555]

I just checked at a tmobile store, current subscribers cannot avail of the new promo (2 lines plus 1 free) at the discounted price. You would end up with a higher monthly rate instead so actually not a good move to change into a new plan which is not good or make sense.You’d have to change numbers if that is the case to really avail it. It works more for non-tmobile subscribers wanting to move to tmobile. For example, I have 3 lines, I will need to get another line and the 5th one would be free.

[@Christop775]

They tried to get me to upgrade from Magenta to go 5g plus. Instead I downgraded to essential savings and I’ve yet to notice a difference in speeds. It’s fine for my needs.

[@sicjdjja]

Really no notice in speeds?

[@jragon9215]

@@sicjdjjaI have that essentials and it sux, it’s why I upgraded to go5g plus

[@TopGear759]

T-Mobile now seems to cost the same as Verizon and AT&T now.

[@Sletch-wv9wc]

and tmobile bought verizon

[@ayycasino4788]

@@Sletch-wv9wcsprint not Verizon

[@nakk3903]

It may cost about the same but I've never been screwed over by T-Mobile

[@Sletch-wv9wc]

@@ayycasino4788 talk what you know not what you think my boy

[@ayycasino4788]

@@Sletch-wv9wc I think and I know T-Mobile bought sprint

[@urbanpelon]

They even raised the first responder plans by 10.00 each. I’m good staying with AT&T and visible.

[@StetsonDoggett]

The whole announcement they had was simply to disguise the fact they raised prices. :/

[@wingsuitzero]

It didn’t go up $10. It went up $5 a line like every other T-Mobile plan type

[@justintaketa946]

Yes sir

[@TRaiiN420]

​@Stetson Doggett Bru you don't even tell the truth! The plans was 75 with a 5 autopay discount.

[@Imbauttakum]

AT&T raised prices way more than $5 a month with no changes. They also raised devices to 36 months instead of t mobile’s 24

[@nicnez6]

I've traded 2 phone in at&t for iphone 13 pro and samsung flip 3 , they said they're going to deduct $800 on the iphone 13 pro and $800 for the samsung flip 3, but after 1 and half year of paying I've noticed that I'm still paying the total monthly bill for both phone and there's really no deduction of $800 each for trade in. I even got an iPhone 12 mini because they said it's $1 only per month for 36 months, but when I checked my bills, I'm paying $17 a month on iphone 12 mini a month and not $1 a month.

[@ramongonzalez9497]

I switched to Verizon and I'm loving it. T-Mobile has way too many issues way too often and they don't even bother giving people credits when they mess up. Also I'm paying less for the same plans I have the $90 and their 5g internet with TMobile I was paying around $150 for everything and with Verizon im paying $131 they give you a massive discount on the internet when you have the $90 plan. The one thing that I've noticed is that T-Mobile does have more 5g coverage. But Verizon gets service in areas where TMobile is completely deadzoned and I haven't had any random dropped calls on Verizon like I did with TMobile

[@CPhillips5481]

I'm on a grandfathered simple choice plan from long ago. I use lots of data and use mobile Hotspot often with my S23 Ultra. Do you think it would be a good idea to upgrade my plan to the 90$ one?? Or should I stick with my current plan??

[@ivyfeenix]

Good question. I’m on the grandfathered ONE plan.

[@LifeOfTheParty323]

@@ivyfeenix How much do you pay monthly?

[@Clothestrap]

I work for Tmobile and your my cheat code. Always dropping jewels 💪🏿💪🏿

[@sashanj848]

T-mobile may hurt themselves by raising their prices. They’ve always been known for having the best deals with their plans. Their coverage is not the best. Honestly I feel they have no business raising prices when they still have a lot of work to do with the network. Also ppl have stay when them because they were budget friendly. Take that away and ppl go to the next cheaper network

[@semahj]

You also have to understand coverage is based on where you live

[@lotlotchico1607]

I kind of agree @ sashanj848. T-Mobile is not perfect the way they claimed the 5G work’s supposed to be and not to mention the dropping calls. It sucks that they increase the price. After all, that was the reason that I stayed with them for many years because nobody can beat their prices. Not to mention, the 5 dollars off per line if you sign an automatic pay with a credit card they took it out, unless you use your debit card. Now, why in the world would you do that after 20 years of history together? T-Mobile should be able to tell which customers were able to pay consistently or not. The bottom line is someone in a high position is getting greedy. I’m still searching for a better plan; though, I haven’t studied Mint mobile yet, otherwise, I'll end up signing with Verizon Can you hear me now?

[@JimmyDThing]

The most annoying thing is that they market these account "upgrades" as getting you access to new phone deals, but then when we actually need a new device, all the deals are for a new account type so we never get to take advantage of these "deals".

[@zeno7244]

yes you can qualify, most of the time you just need to trade in a phone

[@JimmyDThing]

@@zeno7244 no, now you need the new go5gplus accounts to get the good deals on phones.

[@RiCH_926]

Plus you got to remember with the higher tier plans you become priority my service never slows down ever no matter if I use 160 gigs or a hundred it doesn't matter

[@TheBlackWrapperDude]

T-Mobile also updated metro by t mobiles plans shortly after they did this as well they added 2GB of hotspot for the 40 dollar plan increase the hotspot limit from 5GB to 8GB under $50 plan and increase their hotspot by 5 gigs on their $60 plan from 20 gigs to 25gigs I'm currently a Metro by T-Mobile customer myself and I'm the one that witnessed these changes to their plans

[@CalvinTennessee]

why waste your money when you get the EXACT same service with tello for 29?

[@StringTips-gr2ig]

Go5G Plus with 2-4 lines was also my best conclusion so this sounds on point based on my research so far

[@malo908]

I have always watched Stetson. He has grown so much and now he is very professional and straight to the point. I will always support you bud! Keep these videos coming!!!

[@Tactical_chicano]

This video helped me make a decision, I'm in the military and I pay too much with ATT for 4 lines even with their military discount. To be honest Coverage for most leading providers is pretty much on par the same in the US.

[@HPad2]

In my case was only $6 higher in toal for all to move from Magenta Max to Go5GPlus So it was worth it. Just to be able to get the better deals. Comes far out cheaper than just buying the phone.

[@speedyg123.]

Great point on the Taxes and Fees varying where your located. I live in chicago and 911 is a $5 fee per line. Thats not to account for the other fees. Tmobile including taxes and fees is the biggest reason our family sticks to Tmobile (Plus the amazing international feature).

[@JustAPersonWhoComments]

To add on, T-Mobile also offers a range of plans specifically designed for business customers. These plans may include features like unlimited data, international calling, and device management tools tailored for businesses.

[@davew5764]

Wish I discovered your channel way long before, just started watching the plans podcast w Dennis and catching up your channel too. that podcast show I love and wish it didn’t go away 😔. Def my main go to about phone plans Stetson! Keep up the great work!!

[@StetsonDoggett]

Thank you, Dave! 🙂

[@davew5764]

Of course, from the esim episode to the last one, great series! At least now I can catch new content when it’s out. I have ONE plan btw 12 lines lol def won’t be giving that up for these higher priced plans 🤷‍♂️ thank you again for all you do and research 👍

[@jimv77]

Just curious....why do you prefer staying on a T-Mobile plan instead of saving money with Mont Mobile which runs on T-Mobile?

[@annabour]

Wait, why is the regular go5g plan terrible? I'm leaning towards that one.😅What am i missing?

[@robertthomason8905]

How much for the cell tower transponder frequencies? How safe is the customer information?

[@GlobalAdventurer]

I just changed my phone plan to Go5G Plus BEFORE watching your video, just based on the description of the plan. I spend a lot of time traveling, especially to Mexico and I need all the extra GBs I can get of hotspot data and regular data. Totally worth it to me. I've run out before and ended up having to purchase a data pass for $50. Don't want to do that again. Besides that the plan gives more data for international visits in most countries.

[@jasonhe54]

US Mobile’s GSM LTE plans are becoming a better and better value as T-Mobile raises prices. Glad I jumped ship before USM discontinued their Unlimited All plan. $25/line is simply unbeatable as far as I can tell

[@hndz_nico]

Hey Stetson Doggett , I have a question. what is the BEST family service plan for 4 lines, and what phones are available to us if we switch carriers?

[@StetsonDoggett]

Here’s my video on the best families plans! It should help you out - kzbin.info/www/bejne/ZqXWmKVorNuNkKs

[@hndz_nico]

@@StetsonDoggett thank you 🙏

[@sublime_tv]

What if I upgrade my device every 3-5 years? Go5G includes taxes and fees while Essentials doesn't. This could end up meaning that Go5G can be potentially cheaper or on par in terms of price, but for more benefits, at least for a single line.

[@Animedude201]

If you travel a lot then I would say the plan itself is a good deal. I just switched and I travel a lot. If you are grandfathered jump 1.0 I would stick with it. However jump 2.0 would upgrade.

[@lindasullivan5967]

I’ve been with T-Mobile for 5 years on a One plan unlimited 55 plan with 2 lines. I recently bought a new iPhone 15 and didn’t trade in my old 8 plus because I’d have to change plans. Now my son took his phone to Verizon so they are saying I as a single phone user will pay less ($70) for the Go5G 55 plus plan. But right now I’m paying $80 for 2 lines and a watch. The new plan does not sound better and they never told me what my current phone would cost.

[@fabolousjada5070]

Exactly

[@oarias5158]

Amazing job on this video. Thank you for the update. I’m on the military max for 4 lines so I’m definitely starting with it. Thanks 👍

[@Aaron.Seabolt]

Hey there, currently a magenta max user. Will we be forced to adopt one of these newer plans?

[@StetsonDoggett]

Nope! You’re able to keep your Magenta MAX plan for as long as you’d like. The only thing is the Magenta MAX plan may not be eligible for the best device promos in the future, or you may get lower trade in credit for your old phone when you go to upgrade than customers who are on the newer plans.

[@number1dutchkid]

What is your opinion on the go 5G business plans? For a small business with 6-10 employees

[@FSUSean2112]

im currently on the magenta max plan and the 2 changes that are nice and notiiceable in my opinion is the increase in data in canada and mexico and the new in two deal that you can upgrade every 2 years, it is nice but i might just stick with the the max, cause yea the increase of data in international countries are nice but me personally i only go to canada only for a week thats it and the new in 2 is nice but the phones these days arent taking giant leaps every 2 years, like i have the S22 ultra and the 23 ultra is not that different exept for inprovements on the camera, and i dont think the S24 will be a big difference i might just wait till the S25 to upgrade.

[@OscarRamirez-jx6ko]

I’m also currently on Magenta Max and the price increase would be insane. None of the perks would benefit me at all and the upgrade every 2 years would be cool but the huge price difference makes me not want to do it.

[@crunkin1t590]

I'm on the max and I can upgrade every two years? Why can't ya upgrade every 2 years?

[@hoonetic]

T-Mobile is offering the Go5G in my company for $72 a month if I port a number. Is that a good deal?

[@God-oq9bu]

Thank you for the great Video! I'm currently on One Plan paying $30 per line for 4 lines. I need to add another line which cost $20. Is it worth it to upgrade to any of the newer plans and give up the lower $ per line under the One Plan? Thank you!

[@ivyfeenix]

Sheesh! I’m on ONE plan and pay so much more for my one line lol

[@44Mag]

I have had Verizon for about 10 years and the coverage and service has always been fine. My bill is about $123 per month for 2 lines @ 10gig (We typically use 5-7gig per month). That is the all-in price. I was going to switch to T-Mobile due to it being $70 all-in for unlimited. I held off to try to research their coverage (we did not want to have poor coverage, even at a cheaper price) - It appears in our area, the coverage is fine.....Logged on to their site a month ago, and see the magenta 55+ is gone and they are calling it the Go5G 55-plus plan, and it is about $10 more, at $80 per month all-in. (2 lines) We will likely still switch if Verizon cannot offer a competitive deal, because even with T-Mobile's increase to $80, it would still be about $43 cheaper than we currently pay.

[@NesQuiick619]

Tbh you can still switch to the magenta 55 but u have to call it in after u activated with that plan the key here is call it in only or over the chat in store is not allowed

[@NesQuiick619]

In other words sign up at corporate store and then get the go5g plan and then switch to the normal one. But make sure you know it won’t qualify for cerctain promos

[@44Mag]

@@NesQuiick619 Thanks for that tip!

[@fabolousjada5070]

At&t is actually better than both right now especially promos

[@Sakosaga]

Its interesting that At&T is taking the value crown when they have always been just as or slightly less expensive as Verizon tbh. I used to work at AT&T and hearing people talk about Verizon they don't understand that you're paying a whole lot more and barely getting much back. T-Mobile in my eyes will always be the best carrier because of what they give extra for the service you get. If you live in a place where T-Mobile gets poor service, you should get Verizon because of the coverage in mote rural areas

[@REAL-UNKNOWN-SHINOBI]

Yeah the prices that they're charging now, I call "Verizon prices" Essentially charging that now makes Verizon a better deal. If Verizon is reliable in your area they are a better deal with the perks you get.

[@omegamaddox]

I assume if I get the plan with the 50 gb hotspot, when the hotspot runs out the speed decrease, or is this one in done til next month rolls around? The video gave alot of info thank you!

[@mr.anonymous3103]

I do want to let everyone know you do keep any and all promotions if you switch to Go5G Plus. Regardless of how old it is.

[@KFWinterblue]

Thank you

[@CECE1839]

Great, Did you get that in writing from T-Mobile…?

[@checa946]

It is true, you don't lose that promotion like for a example a free line if you switch with go 5g plans.

[@mr.anonymous3103]

@@CECE1839 it is actually stated in our C2 documents. Which is basically T-Mobile law for promotions, information, and all. It’s our holy bible to some extent.

[@Romiethahomie91]

I’m was feelin that Go 5G plus plan being a former Metro by T-Mobile customer I got tired of so many dropped calls so the go 5G plus is gonna be much better. It’s gonna be a little more costly at $95 but I’m willing to pay for that for Better coverage.

[@avmagic]

I came from Sprint. My Plan looks similar to Magenta w/0 AAA and Netflix 5 lines for $150. If I want to upgrade my iphone X, any recommendations? or should I keep this $30/line looks pretty good? Why is the Go+ states $255 per month which works to $51/line

[@colepeterson4695]

You keep your free lines, insider codes, etc… if you move your plan to the new 5G Plus. I work for T-Mobile and wanted to double check bore I changed my plan to the new one. Remember that T-Mobile does taxes and fees included on all current plans besides essentials. AT&T and Verizon do not do this.

[@sunshinegypsea]

I’ve got 1 line on magenta max & was looking to upgrade to the go5g plus plan & join circledin after that. Should I upgrade or just keep the magenta max before joining circledin? Ty for any advice

[@PandaTaco]

Is the "New in Two" the same thing as being on Magenta Max and upgrading your phone every 2 years using it as trade-in (when EIP is paid off) and doing it when the new phone comes out (better deals)? When new phones release the deals are usually: "~$800 off with new line or with device trade-in" Probably now they'll only have the top deals for Go5G+ customers only and other plans only get half

[@jbar_85]

Thanks to Stetson, I am a happy customer of US Mobile since September! Very happy!

[@StetsonDoggett]

I am happy to hear that, Jess! :)

[@qualoselsadro1420]

I'm not eligible for upgrade so can I add a new line, get a deal on new phone, them drop the old line and keep the new line with new phone?

[@komatsui159]

If you are new customer can you get the magenta plan? Or do i have to get new Go 5G plan?

[@StetsonDoggett]

You can sign up for the Magenta plan online. Only the Go5G plans are offered in store.

[@bryanwilley2468]

This is so confusing. For 2 lines I pay $90 a month on essentials. My iphone is paid off but I’m planning on getting the iPhone 15 when it comes out. Should I switch to go56 plus when I upgrade?

[@stephenchristian5739]

thank you for this, after being with V since analog days 1999 Im nervous as hell, I just switched to T because of the 55+ hotspot 50gb & great price on the s24+ I hope to god my international set up will be ok in Ukraine, Moldova, Poland. in any case V has some great international so I stayed even though I had some crazy troubles with bills when I got home, (most folks do) I hope those days are OVER! Ukraine here I come again in April.

[@cypvh74]

Currently get $25/ back with autopay, but I think they reduced that with the go5g plans?

[@jessical57]

Thank you very much for the work you do, nowadays everyone talks about mobiles and not plans that is equally important, you help me a lot to choose

[@marguisil]

I got the $100 (flat) 3 lines unlimited data plus 1 digits line. Is there a better deal ?

[@jobimick3966]

I want to ask if paying jump start is really worth it . I dont really trade phone i rather buy new phone instead of traiding , im paying 18 dollars for that insurance ,in using ny phone for almost 2 yrs now and i dont really have problem so i dont know if paying insurance really worth it

[@alexanderverwest]

Hi, Stetson is there any difference between the data speed of Magneta Max and Go5G Plus?

[@StetsonDoggett]

There is no difference in data speeds between the two plans.

[@palmviewlobos15]

Literally the same plan, a bit more expensive and a bit more hotspot as well as international data. That's all.

[@KevinWhiting-j1i]

You get 50 GB of priority data with the essential savers plan The Go 5G bumps that up to 100 then after that the cap is gone

[@Jose-e4l2g]

How many lines can you have? I hae a bunch of lines on US Mobile. 8 on Cricket i want to know how many lines i could have on Tmobile. Is the max 5 lines?

[@jamesnelson9926]

I have TMobile 55+ with 3 lines and I don't get the good trade in values . I believe it's the essential one . I need to keep my cost low but I love the upgrade every 2 years what do you think I should do. Help

[@AnnaBentle3100]

Should I go off T-Mobile ONE Plus with 4 free lines for go 5g plus ?

[@nopebaker4789]

I have T-Mobile One with 6 lines for 200 and I don't really see the difference with Go5G and costs more since one line is free under One. I don't see the value in "upgrading"

[@slotmachineluv]

Tmobile 5g slow like turtle , used to have sign every where when still 4g but since they upgraded to 5g and I have to upgraded my phone to Samsung s20 to have 5g broadband since then signal keep on buffering alot . when get near to tall building

[@RobertJBareIII]

Could you point me in the direction of a good comparison of the old Military One plan (not one plus)? The promo me and my family got was bogo on an eligible phone and get half off a plan (I believe adding a cellular line after the third line is $10) I’m finding it hard to compare them (the new military plans that is)

[@victorherrera2658]

I currently have T mobiles unlimited freedom and was looking at the essentials savings (just 1 line). Is it the same price? Or are there hidden fees for the essentials plan/just a promotion. I use 50gb of data and would need that and unlimited talk and text.

[@MichaelNY78]

My current T-Mobile plan. 5 Lines (3 of them with an internet). Monthly cost $108 (taxes included).

[@magical.melody674]

Im still running on a 6 year old plan they no longer offer, T-Mobile one plan. So i wonder if I should upgrade

[@c50grand2]

The T-Mobile plan is the MAGENTA MAX 55+ Plan. I believe my plan offers much more for then T-MO’s newest plans, so I’ll stick with the current plan that I have. Great KZbin video!

[@charlesstrickland778]

Made it more complicated. I have mint Mobile $30 month for 40 GB a month don’t come close to using all of it but maybe 28 or 30 GB. Great Coverage too

[@StetsonDoggett]

Mint Mobile is awesome.

[@jennhundley27]

I like your comparison however TMobile does offer auto bill pay , $5 discount per line. I agree pricing has gone up on the new plans, but depending on how you use your phone, it may or may not benefit you. T-Mobile also has in-flight texting included in most plans as well as T-Mobile Tuesday with free or discount items each Tuesday, not to mention 10 cents off gas for the rest of the year. I liked being thanked as a customer and when I call in, I always know which USA office I will get if I call within USA hours, I think it's like before 9 before calls are outsourced. What T-Mobile offers vs ATT and Verizon is definitely a savings for my family.

[@BhamBoogie]

T-Mobile is really only giving you 5 cents off and Shell gives the other 5 cents as part of the fuel rewards program

[@PSYCHOV3N0M]

Don't be delusional into thinking that anything from T-Mobile Tuesday is actually free. You PAY for those "perks" by being a customer.

[@marionomadic6227]

Thank You! You bring clarity to a confusing pricing scheme.

[@bigfan1993_2]

I’m with the old simple choice plan with T-mobile and I wanna upgrade to the new plan What benefits do I get with the new plan?

[@StetsonDoggett]

I am honestly not sure. Likely more hotspot data and more data in Canada and Mexico. It might be worth checking on Reddit or elsewhere for more information.

[@Ryan-zt4kd]

at 10:21, how is the device cost for go5g plus 0 dollars? that's not what I'm seeing, was this a limited time promo?

[@chanel808life-mthi]

My girlfriend has 9 lines on Go5G for $190.00 and All her discounts carried over from magenta max was $172.00 so that’s only a $2.00 difference per line

[@who_else_but_dee2821]

So if I have 2 lines and I’m on essential right now and wanna upgrade every 2 years go5g plus is the way to go?

[@KeepingItFishy]

Looks like it

[@4doors788]

Wanted to mention all the free lines and insider do carry over to the new plan automatically

[@StetsonDoggett]

This is great to know! Just wanted to error on the side of caution in case something happened :)

[@ricardocolon3945]

For military families, Go5G Plus beats AT&T with taxes and everything included. Top trading value every two years 4 iPhones 14 or Pros is not bad at all. The home internet 5G is also a great deal if it meets your needs for $30 all included.

[@neuideas]

Essentials Savings with 4 lines is $100/mo plus taxes and fees. It looks to be a very good value, for as long as it's available.

[@RBzee112]

I'm still on the T-Mobile ONE Plan from years ago (3 lines + 2 data devices, Netflix incl) for $159 with autopay. I'm good.

[@johnpinner1]

I have being with Tmobile for 22 years now my 2 line package has being grandfather. ATT prices keep going up and up plus they don't include taxes and all kind of fees

[@cooligbeair]

Is T-Mobile a good place to go if you have 12 lines?

[@adamtajyar]

When it comes down to people, getting new phones and wanting the best deals, you will have to go onto the gold plus 5G plan as you will have an overall total cheaper bill rather than sticking to a legacy plan and getting almost half of the promotion or less, and your bill will be more expensive. They do this on purpose to get you to go to the new plants.

[@colewinsor2547]

Great video. Love how in depth you go on the comparison!

[@StetsonDoggett]

Thank you, Cole!

[@ronguido916]

With the Go 5G+ $800 trade in credit is that per line or total for all lines?

[@CECE1839]

Are there in any cost savings Hotspot stand alone plans (100 GB or better) available from either carrier?

[@dallemon15]

Not from a main carrier. If cost saving is what you want, then virtual network operator carriers - some of them have a few lower priced plans.

[@christianh8706]

My parents still have T-Mobile and take advantage of their deals. They have the Magenta. Will they be able to take advantage of future promos or will they be forced into Go5G to keep up with future tmo promos? They’re debating on switching to Verizon with me solely because of this

[@StetsonDoggett]

It’s unclear what will happen to device promos in the future for Magenta customers. It seems like they may be eligible for $350 off devices instead of $800 off. That ends up making Magenta or Go5G more expensive though. And keep in mind Verizon only gives the best device deals on their 5G Get More and One Unlimited for iPhone plans now.

[@viazel2796]

What about buying direct from the manufacturer with promo... Just saying

[@jesusgonzalezbutler4742]

The T-Mobile go5g video streaming is 2.5mbps I tried the HD feature but the speed doesn’t change to 5mbps

[@jessicalatten7173]

I’m so upset. I got the forever upgrade when I bought my iPhone 13 but apparently it was phased out last December. So much for for “forever”. Now o have to switch plans for my trade in to be worth anything.

[@StetsonDoggett]

Wait, really?! Oh my gosh, I am so sorry to hear that! I genuinely thought it was still ongoing!

[@justintaketa946]

So it more saveing if you have Multiple lines regardless does it help if it has 2 lines?

[@coreybabcock2023]

So should I try to drop down to magenta max ?

[@joseoscana8109]

Currently paying $180 for 8 lines on Magenta (3 lines free). Is it worth upgrading?

[@StetsonDoggett]

It ultimately depends on 1) you want increased Canada & Mexico data or increased hotspot data, or 2) you want the device deals. Even without any device deals, you’re paying $22.50 per line right now, which is unbeatable! It’s really only worth upgrading if you want the option to finance new devices every 2 years and get your new phones free with trade-in.

[@NEMOsleeps24]

I still have TMobile One All In, two lines completely unlimited for 100 a month. I have the home internet for 50 a month. The only thing is since I'm still on Jump, I pay full monthly premiums and insurance for any phones I have that aren't paid off. I'm not eligible for any promotions so I end up paying quite a bit for devices with two phones and a watch on my plan. My device premiums cost about the same as my plan and home internet. I do like to change my phone annually rather than every two years though, which is why I have stuck with the plan I have.

[@russellanderson6874]

I called and actually got an honest salesman. In every situation any change in plans would result in a 10 dollar per month increase or more.

[@inthesunbythebeach]

Please do an in-depth explaination of the best plan for people who travel to Europe.

[@TagsGames]

Hi Stetson Doggett, would you make a video tutorial on the recent cancellation of credit card payment discounts by T-Mobile. Also show up offer tips on alternative payment methods to continue receiving discounts. Thank you! What is the best way to keep discounts with out checking accounts 🙏🙏

[@memesforgeeks]

I'm paying monthly for a phone and my plan is go5g next I wanted to know if I go over the 100gb data usage will I be charged?

[@Metalman2351]

How much do you pay?

[@memesforgeeks]

115

[@Metalman2351]

@@memesforgeeks for one line?

[@memesforgeeks]

Yeah

[@FlynnArcos]

I switched to T-Mobile and have the Go5G plus line all I want to know is if their unlimited data is really unlimited?!? Many carriers claim to be unlimited but in reality have like 30GB.

[@cncrim1]

I saw many iPhone 14/Pro sale on Marketplace and more likely still Carrier Lock. Do you think will ATT and T-Mobile will reactivate if it is Still SIM locked? i13 and older only simple SIM swap. Does one know the answer to this?