T-Mobile is reportedly preparing a new family of wireless plans called T-Mix, with Standard, More and Loaded tiers aimed at customers seeking different amounts of premium data and hotspot access. The reported lineup also includes a new Essentials Saver 3.0 option, although T-Mobile has not provided a launch date.

The details come from an early report by T-Mo Report. According to the report, the prices listed for T-Mix do not include T-Mobile's autopay discount, so the final monthly cost for eligible customers could be lower.

T-Mix Standard pricing and data

The entry-level T-Mix Standard plan is reportedly priced at $65 per month for one line. It would include unlimited talk, text and data, along with 50GB of premium data.

The reported multi-line pricing is:

  • Two lines: $105 per month
  • Three lines: $130 per month
  • Four lines: $155 per month
  • Five lines: $180 per month
  • Six lines: $205 per month

The source does not specify a hotspot allowance for T-Mix Standard. The 50GB premium-data allotment indicates the plan would have a defined amount of high-priority data before any network-management rules apply, though the available report does not provide additional details about those rules.

T-Mix More and Loaded tiers

T-Mix More is reportedly set at $85 per month for a single line. Unlike Standard, it would include unlimited premium data and 60GB of hotspot use.

At the top of the reported lineup, T-Mix Loaded would cost $105 per month for one line. This tier is also expected to provide unlimited premium data, while increasing the hotspot allowance to 250GB.

The available details list only single-line pricing for T-Mix More and T-Mix Loaded. They do not indicate whether either tier will support additional lines or what those lines might cost.

Essentials Saver 3.0 could target smaller accounts

T-Mobile is also reportedly preparing Essentials Saver 3.0, a lower-cost plan limited to a maximum of two lines. Pricing is said to be $55 per month for one line or $100 per month for two lines.

Essentials Saver 3.0 would include 50GB of premium data. The report does not list a hotspot allowance or other differences between the plan and the proposed T-Mix Standard tier.

When could T-Mix launch?

T-Mobile has not announced when the reported plans will become available. The lineup is expected to arrive soon, but the timing remains unclear. Until the carrier confirms the plans, pricing, benefits and eligibility details should be treated as unconfirmed.