Mint Mobile Review | Was it WORTH the $600 I Saved?

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While I had been a Verizon customer for around 6-7 years and was having a great experience, I was also paying quite a bit! In looking for ways I could easily reduce my expenses, I came across ads here on YouTube for Mint Mobile.

After doing some research and exploring the options, I realized I could save $600/yr by making the switch!

If I had a phone plan and good quality service coverage that allows me to continue doing everything I had been doing with Verizon, but pay ONLY A FRACTION of the cost, then you've got my attention!

The economics alone was more than good enough for me to give it a try.

After 3 months of use, I'm now at the point of renewing.

In this video, I'll give you my review based on my experience using the service, and I'll walk through some of the considerations you might want to make before thinking of switching over.

I'll also answer the question of: Did I renew after all? Was the great price worth it?

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[RichardWalls]

👋QUESTION: How much is YOUR current monthly phone bill and how has your experience been with your service provider? Leave a comment down below! 👇👇👇

[williambauers]

I just finished the first 3 months with Mint , and now I renewed for 12 more months @ $180 total . I was payimg ATT $72 / month before that. Saves me over $600 per year, and I no longer have that momthly payment.! I'm in the Philly area...service for calls and data has been great everywhere I go.

[danshelton]

I recently switched to Mint. This guy is right on...The only negative experience in the switch-over was with AT&T. I was not under contract. Owned my phone. Current on my account. AT&T made it very difficult, from having my account on a "Fraud Alert", for no reason, to "locking" my phones...Unbelievable. The most important detail, if you have AT&T wireless, YOUR account # is not anywhere on your bill. You have to obtain the "wireless" account # from AT&T. What should have taken a couple of hours, turned into a 21 hour marathon. Glad I switched, so far.

[garysanders]

The wife and I just started with them, it is our first month. We switched from Spectrum, paying $100.00 a month for 30 gb of high speed data for me, and 20 gb for the wife. We decided to do the Unlimited for $30.00 a month for the both of us, and so far so good. The only down side was it took like half a day for them to transfer our phone numbers. They gave us temporary numbers while we were waiting, so not a big deal. Everyone e we have told as asked us to let them know how it is so they can see if they want to change thier carrier or not. So, I will keep everyone posted. Liked the video!

[dankdizzl]

I'm so glad I decided to switch to Mint from Straight Talk. From $50 to $30 a month for the same plan. Actually getting more out of it with the 5g hotspot. I haven't even gotten my sim card yet. I got the Black Friday deals, pay for three months, get three months free! $90 and I won't have to worry about a phone bill for six months!!!💯

[bojangleslive]

Very satisfied that I chose Mint. My wife and I live overseas but we travel a lot to the US. Typically we'd buy a T-Mobile prepaid card (roaming fees from our home provider are astronomical) but recently we needed to acquire permanent US numbers. We didn't want to be paying heaps for a number we hardly used. Mint's plans were the cheapest around and so many online positive reviews helped seal the decision. We had great coverage during a recent trip in remote parts of upstate NY. Back in our home country, we each put $5 into our Mint Roaming Wallet (which you don't need to use btw, but you do have to activate it). Mint offers free Wi-Fi calling and text when traveling outside the US... and it works great! We've made and received calls, ditto with texts. We're very impressed and will be doing an annual renew soon. PS - I tested out sending and receiving texts when not on a Wi-Fi network and was charged 20c a text. Into our 3rd month and I still have $4.60 in my roaming wallet :D

[LymanPhillips]

We have been using Mint for 3 years. It has been great. We have good coverage in our home - which can be a problem with ATT and Verizon. So bonus there. Plus I work from home and and being a mature adult adult, I don't feel the need to watch videos when I'm not at home. The $15 monthly option now is 5gb per month anf I rarely exceed 1gb, so it suits our needs. My daughter appreciates Mint as well since she's on her first job and just starting out.

[istrains.]

Very happy with service. I had to jump through some hoops to get set up right, but the savings is so helpful to me and my family. Thanks Mint mobile!

I’m a real customer.

[philtheduck]

I was with Verizon until their service started having major issues. Horrible Verizon customer service was the last straw for me so I switched to Mint. From 90.00 a month to 25.00 a month. Never have service issues and I'm saving enough to cover higher gas prices

[jonsoo]

Mint has a Mint Family option that allows you to take advantage of the 12 month pricing and still pay every 3 months as long as you have at least 2 lines. So for those who hesitate because the the 12 month prepay after the trial this would be a good option for you

[gl]

Thank you for this review. I'm in the process of moving my family from Verizon to MM. This video helped me decide to go ahead with the experiment.

[ultraviolettp]

Been using Mint Mobile for several years. I am not a heavy user of data so I don't need unlimited plans. I have been extremely pleased with the phone quality and availabllity in my area. My phone automatically switches to WIFI when I'm home which is flawless in performance. I don't mind pre-paying for a full year to get $15/month effective rate. In my area (Virginia) I have absolutely nothing bad to say about Mint. If I want to watch videos, I hate watching them on a phone - what is the point? And I watch videos on my computer(s) at home. Speed of connection has never been an issue and many times that is more dependent on your hardware and processor. Thankfully I shopped for the best processor and ram at a certain budget and my OnePlus phone even after two years has been blazing fast.

[frank-bmtz]

Mint came in clutch for me today. My main line of cell service is on U.S Mobile (Verizon network access, with priority data). Verizon had like a 7 hour outage. Thankfully my back up line is on Mint Mobile, and I switched over my ESIM. Boom. Full bars of service and fast speeds. $45 dollars for 3 months of 40 GB can’t be beat!

[CDifferent]

The best decision I made was switching to Mint Mobile😍Told my Daughter & she will also switch. I m definitely renewing to 12 months after my 3 months. I refuse to pay $200 or more to Any cellphone company Every Again!

[cherokeegeorge]

You are one of the best to 'explain' in detail Mint Mobile to a beginner (getting my first mobile phone). There are others who are good, but totally enjoyed yours. I was looking at Cricket, but most probably go with MM.🙂

[rodisham]

We’re in our 2nd 3-month period with Mint. Based on our initial experience we’re trying a lower data rate. So far so good. To this point we’ve cut our bill by 2/3.

[madonna]

I had Mint for 2 weeks. Desperately wanted to love them. Support was frustratingly abysmal (zero hyperbole) when trying to fix an (admittedly) internal issue with voicemail. I switched to T-mobile (sucked in NH, but is amazing in Florida…which is what made Mint so appealing) & the problem was fixed almost instantly. I will not say never again, especially since you can get small trial runs, but IF I ever try it again, that ish better be seamless.

[elan]

I’m a mint mobile user! It’s been great so far! I love making myself rich instead of others…:) also I love the esim card, I travel abroad so I can easily get a card abroad and still have my mint mobile account.

[bpd]

Mint mobile is better than I thought glad I gave it a shot was tired of 90 dollar a month plans.I have the 30 dollar a month plan, but thinking of giving the 15 dollar a shot hoping the throttling isn’t to bad atm I don’t really use the whole 30 dollar plan to get throttled so I don’t know how bad it is.

[graveyardshift]

Always nice to here a more recent review.