Unlock the Cheapest Unlimited Plan for Your Smartwatch, Tablet, and Laptop with T-Mobile

T-Mobile Offers Affordable $5/month Plans for Connected Devices

Say goodbye to expensive wireless plans for your smartwatches, laptops, and tablets! T-Mobile is introducing a new $5/month plan, Go5G Next and Go5G Business Next, which will revolutionize the way you stay connected on-the-go.

What’s included in the $5/month plan?

  • Smartwatches: Unlimited talk, text, and 512 kbps data. Plus, you’ll be covered when traveling abroad.
  • Tablets and laptops: Up to 30GB of high-speed data, followed by unlimited 600 kbps data for the remainder of the month once you reach the high-speed data cap.

Benefits of the new plan:

  • T-Mobile’s Go5G Next and Go5G Business Next plans are cheaper than those offered by Verizon and AT&T, with prices starting at just $5/month.
  • The carrier is now covering the price difference between cellular-enabled and Wi-Fi-enabled smartwatches, tablets, and select laptops.
  • If you don’t have a cellular-enabled laptop, T-Mobile is offering a TCL LINKPORT IK511 USB dongle at $50 for a limited time.
  • T-Mobile’s device protection plan, Protection 360, is getting an upgrade with unlimited claims for accidental damages and unlimited $0 screen repairs.

Exclusive Deals:

  • For a limited time, T-Mobile will offer a $200 discount on Samsung Galaxy smartwatches and tablets when adding them to Go5G Next and Go5G Business Next for $5/month.
  • Eligible smartwatches include the Samsung Galaxy Watch Ultra, Watch 7, Watch FE, and more.
  • Eligible tablets include the Samsung Galaxy S10 Plus, Tab A9 Plus, Tab S9 FE 5G, and more.

Upgrade to T-Mobile’s affordable connected device plans today!

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