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T-Mobile is the best mobile data service because of its blazing fast network, compatibility with a very wide range of devices from Apple, Samsung, Google and other manufacturers and friendly and helpful customer service. However, the best just got better with the promise of a new phone for zero dollars today.
And right now, it’s easier to sign up and get a new smartphone. T-Mobile launched a new Freedom Explorer program that allows eligible customers a new and upgraded device at $0 out-of-pocket upon sign up for the carrier’s New Experience and Essentials 2.0 plans. This means you can get a new phone and pay nothing up front — just for switching to T-Mobile. It’s available for T-Mobile customers looking to upgrade too.
With the mobile service, you get access to a robust network of cell towers used to reach a wider audience, expanding its network so its signal goes farther and works better for you. The provider has a nationwide 5G mobile network that covers a whopping 98% of people in the U.S.
T-Mobile is a provider with an integrated land and satellite network, aptly filling in all the gaps in connections. The company has more than 650 satellites already in orbit, ready to offer you the best connection possible, no matter where you may be — even in “dead zones.”
Compared to other big names, T-Mobile generally offers more affordable plans and family plans with more perks included in some plans, such as streaming services access to Netflix and Apple TV, in-flight Wi-Fi and discounts on both hotels and rental cars when traveling for business or pleasure. If you’re not convinced by that glowing title, the internet service provider has a few key glitzy features that make it stand out from the competition. First and foremost, its performance is unmatched. T-Mobile’s got the fastest download speeds in the United States, according to Ookla’s Speedtest. Learn more about T-Mobile’s “Introducing NOTHING” program here.
