Mint Mobile has started providing 5G home internet plans called MINTernet. The company is a subsidiary of T-Mobile and seeks to bolster its business diversification plans with home plans that start at $30 per month.
MINTernet works through T-Mobile’s nationwide 5G network. Therefore, wherever T-Mobile’s 5G is available, you can use the home internet plan. The unlimited plan has a cap of 1 TB of data after which the speed is reduced, but you can continue to use the internet. It’s similar to T-Mobile’s home internet plans, where throttling takes place after 1.2 TB of consumption. Check out T-Mobile’s 5G Home Internet plans
MINTernet says that users can expect speeds from 133 Mbps to 415 Mbps, and upload speed could stay around 55 Mbps. Most of us spend our internet activity downloading, so uploading is less of a concern, and 55 Mbps is still a very decent upload speed to begin with. The company says that users can expect a latency of 16 to 28 ms most of the time.
Mint Mobile internet packages
Mint Mobile’s MINTernet comes at $40 on the 3-month introductory offer. If you have a Mint Mobile plan, then it comes down to $30 a month. A 6-month plan comes in at $45 per month, and a 12-month plan is priced at $40 per month. The 3-month, 6-month, and 12-month plan costs $120, $270, and $480 in upfront payment, respectively.
| MINTernet home internet plans | Monthly Cost | Upfront Cost |
| 3 months (Introductory offer) | $40 / month | $120 |
| 6 months | $45 / month | $270 |
| 12 months | $40 / month | $480 |
When you buy a plan, you get a free 5G modem/router along with a 14-day money-back guarantee.