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T-Mobile already offers to pay off early termination fees when you switch to its phone service from your current carrier, covering up to $650 of your costs. T-Mobile's Easy Unlock and Go Back Guarantee T-Mobile's Go5G plans go live on April 23. Phones released in the last six years are eligible for a trade-in value, with T-Mobile offering up to $800 to cover the cost of the new phone.

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To mark the launch of the Go5G plans, T-Mobile is letting Go5G Plus customers get a free 5G phone with an eligible trade-in.

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Neither of those plans includes the ability to easily upgrade phones, though, and T-Mobile also bakes the cost of taxes and fees into its rates.

AT&T's top unlimited plan lets you use your data in 19 Latin American countries. Verizon's Get More includes the Disney Plus bundle with ESPN Plus and Hulu while also letting you accrue Travel Passes that cover using your cell phone plan overseas. Both of those plans offer extensive perks. The cost of a single line Go5G Plus is comparable to what Verizon charges for its $90 Get More plan as well as AT&T's $85 Unlimited Premium Plan. If you do switch to T-Mobile and find the new service wanting, a new Go Back Guarantee takes some of the complications out of switching back. The Go5G plans also get 5GB more high-speed data for use when traveling in Canada and Mexico - 10GB for Go5G customers and 15GB if you get Go5G Plus. That's 10GB more than what comes with either Magenta plan. Specifically, Go5G accounts receive 15GB of high-speed hotspot data while Go5G Plus subscribers get 50GB. One of the noteworthy changes involves hotspot data, as Go5G customers get more of it.

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The Go5G plans also enjoy the same travel perks as their Magenta counterparts, and Go5G Plus customers get the same complimentary Apple TV Plus subscription that Magenta Max subscribers receive. The Go5G plans enjoy the same benefits as Magenta and Magenta Max customers, including picking up the coast of a Netflix subscription for accounts with two or more lines. The plans are also subject to Price Lock, which is T-Mobile's guarantee that it won't raise rates if you keep your plan. The extra money gives you the ability to upgrade your phone every two years under the Go5G plans.

Go5G accounts receive 15GB of high-speed hotspot data while Go5G Plus subscribers get 50GB. Similarly, four lines of Go5G Plus costs $220 per month, which is $20 more than what Magenta Max customers would pay. That means a family of four would pay $180 each month compared to $160 for four lines under the Magenta plan. That's $5 more each month than the existing Magenta and Magenta Max options, which had been among the best T-Mobile plans.Ī second line of data for Go5G costs $55 while additional lines cost $25 each. The Go5G and Go5G Plus monthly plans start at $75 and $90, respectively, for a single line of data. Here's a closer look at all the T-Mobile announcements from today's Uncarrier event and how the new offers compare to some of the best unlimited data plans out there.

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