The carrier’s ‘Away’ plan, pitched to campers and RV travelers, offers a choice of 200GB for $110 or unlimited data for $160.
Shopping for home wireless broadband from T-Mobile will soon get a little more like signing up for its cellular service: Its mobile and home 5G will require choosing between plans.
The more interesting plan of the two new fixed-wireless offerings that T-Mobile announced Tuesday also comes in two flavors. With Away, an offshoot of the residential 5G service T-Mobile introduced in April 2021, the company invites “RVers, campers, and digital nomads” to sign up starting May 8 for broadband they can take around its US network.
The cheaper Away plan, $110 a month with autopay enabled, includes 200GB of data a month. That’s a huge step up from the 50GB of mobile-hotspot use T-Mobile allots with the high-end Go 5G Next mobile plan introduced last April. The plan includes the required gateway and allows use on the road, not just while parked.
