T-Mobile's New Go5G Plans Explained!

Should you upgrade to T-Mobile's new Go5G and Go5G Plus plans? I do a deep dive and show you if the new plans are worth it.

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00:00 - Intro
00:44 - Essentials vs. Essentials Savings
1:56 - Magenta vs. Go5G
3:03 - Magenta MAX vs. Go5G Plus
4:06 - Familly Plan Pricing
4:57 - Discounts
5:33 - Price Comparison
6:46 - Should You Upgrade
11:17 - T-Mobile vs. Verizon vs. AT&T

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[Ckwon]

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!

[gugy]

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.

[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.

[jtquick]

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.

[ObamaPhoneProMaxG]

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

[ceuser]

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.

[Christop]

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.

[ramongonzalez]

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

[urbanpelon]

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

[TopGear]

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

[Clothestrap]

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

[sashanj]

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

[malo]

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!!!

[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

[RiCH_]

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

[StringTips-grig]

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

[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".

[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.

[speedyg.]

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).