This Mint Mobile deal is a pretty sweet reason to switch carriers - TechnW3
Despite the lack of Cyber Monday iPhone deals directly from Apple, we're seeing quite a few deals from some of the best carriers. This includes Mint Mobile, the Ryan Reynolds-owned MVNO, that's offering a BOGO deal this Cyber Monday. For a limited time, you'll be able to get three months of service for free after purchasing three months. You'll be able to get six months total at half the price.
If you're worried about coverage and connectivity concerns, you can put those to rest. Mint Mobile utilizes T-Mobile's cell towers for LTE and 5G, which is simply great considering that all of the best iPhones can now enjoy faster network speeds. Perhaps even more important is that you won't have to pay anything extra to enjoy 5G connectivity.
Buy three months, get three months free at Mint Mobile
Mint Mobile
Mint Mobile continues to grow in popularity, and the carrier is offering an incredible deal for Cyber Monday. When you purchase three months of service, Mint will throw in an extra three months for free.
iPhone 12 mini
The iPhone 12 mini remains a fan-favorite even though it has been succeeded by the 13 mini. For just $24 per month, Mint is including a year of service along with the iPhone of your choice.
iPhone 13
The iPhone 13 may miss out on Apple's ProMotion display, but you'll enjoy greatly-improved cameras and a sleek design.
In addition to being able to get three months of service for free, Mint Mobile is also offering some pretty awesome bundle deals. With these deals, you'll not only be able to get the iPhone of your choice, but the bundle includes 12 months of service.
Those worried about being limited in terms of picking a new iPhone can rest easy. This current batch of deals from Mint includes all of the best iPhones, ranging from the iPhone SE and going all the way up to the iPhone 13 series. Starting at just $25 per month, you'll enjoy some pretty incredible savings, get the iPhone you want, and are provided with one of the best carriers.
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