When T-Mobile launches support for cellular Starlink in July, customers on all carriers will pay $5 to $10 less per month than originally planned.
T-Mobile is lowering the price of its cellular Starlink service to $10 per month as the carrier prepares to launch the satellite service in July.
« After gauging the incredible response from customers—including broader than expected interest from competitor’s customers—we’ve set our final launch pricing for T-Satellite at just $10 a month », T-Mobile CEO Mike Sievert said during a Thursday earnings call.
The 10-per-month price also applies to AT&T and Verizon customers, who’ll be able to access the satellite connectivity through a downloadable eSIM. “This gen one pricing will be good for at least a year,” Sievert says.
