Mint Mobile, the prepaid wireless carrier known for its budget-friendly plans and quirky marketing led by co-owner Ryan Reynolds, has just dropped a jaw-dropping offer that’s turning heads in the mobile industry. Starting today, new and existing customers can snag an iPhone 16e—Apple’s latest compact powerhouse—along with a full year of unlimited talk, text, and data for just $779 upfront, breaking down to roughly $65 per month. The deal, positions Mint as a formidable contender in the race to lure cost-conscious consumers seeking premium devices and reliable service without breaking the bank.
You can find this deal on Mint Mobile’s website HERE.
The iPhone 16e, a sleek addition to Apple’s 2025 lineup, boasts a 6.1-inch display, the new A18 chip, and enhanced camera features tailored for everyday users. Paired with Mint’s unlimited plan—which includes nationwide 5G and 4G LTE coverage on T-Mobile’s robust network, free mobile hotspot, and international calling to Mexico and Canada—this bundle offers a rare combination of high-end hardware and no-compromise connectivity. Typically, Mint’s unlimited plan runs $30 per month when prepaid annually, totaling $360 for 12 months. Factoring in the iPhone 16e, which analysts estimate carries a standalone retail value of around $699, the $779 package represents a steep discount compared to buying the phone and service separately elsewhere.
The promotion comes as Mint continues to disrupt the wireless market, capitalizing on its online-only model to keep overhead low and pass savings to users. The deal is available exclusively through Mint’s website.
As of now, Mint hasn’t specified an end date for the offer, but with the iPhone 16e’s anticipated popularity and Mint’s history of limited-time promotions, it’s unlikely to last long. For anyone eyeing a new phone and a year of hassle-free service, this could be one of the best deals of 2025.
You can find this deal on Mint Mobile’s website HERE.
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