On top of that, T-Mobile Trial gives you in-flight Wi-Fi on up to four flights (with select airlines), Wi-Fi calling, and up to 5 GB of high-speed data when you are traveling in Canada or Mexico.
T-Mobile has boosted its free trial with new perks in an effort to attract more users to make the switch. | Image credit – T-Mobile
So basically, you are trading a longer test period for a more feature-packed month. And as expected, reactions online have been all over the place.
Probably for the best. I was certainly abusing the free trial redoing it every 3 months with an att/vzw line as the main.
–Bkfraiders7, Reddit, July 2025
I don’t think T-mo really thought this one through. All this change is going to do is cause a shitload of people to do a Trial in late March to grab a free MLB.com subscription.
–JackPAnderson, Reddit, July 2025
This change actually puts T-Mobile‘s trial on par with what Verizon and AT&T have been doing, at least when it comes to that 30-day limit.
Verizon‘s version gives you a full month and 100 GB of premium data, as long as you’ve got an eSIM-capable phone and the MyVerizon app. Streaming is capped at 480p on LTE and standard 5G, but once you are in an Ultra Wideband zone, that restriction goes away.
AT&T‘s 30-day trial also offers 100 GB of data, plus an extra 25 GB for hotspot use. It includes talk and text in Mexico and Canada, and international texting to over 230 countries. But here is the catch: it only works with iPhones that support eSIM through the MyAT&T app, which pretty much shuts out Android users entirely, making it a big drawback compared to the other two.
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And the best part? No need to give up your number, swap SIMs, or even enter payment info. If you don’t like it, just move on – no awkward customer service calls or sales pitches trying to rope you in.
So while the 90-day Network Pass is gone, T-Mobile‘s new 30-day Trial is clearly aiming to offer more of the full Magenta experience up front. Whether it is a downgrade or a smarter play depends on how much you care about time vs perks.
