Is the T-Mobile 200 MB data plan for the iPad Air completely free? No one has mentioned if there is or isn't an activation fee, monthly fees and taxes? If someone who has this plan on their iPad Air can confirm? Thanks.
How long is the free 200mb for?
It's been marketed as "for life".
Interesting. I wonder if that means life of the product or your actual human life. Because we all know 3-4 years into it, we're dumping our current iPads for a newer version.
I pretty much take it to mean "until we decide to stop."
But officially, it's the life of the product. The SIM will only work on the device it was activated on. If you get a new iPad you must get a new SIM (though if they still have the 200 MB for life promotion when you do get a new device, you can just sign up for it on there as well.
The strategy works. I was on 200MB for life, and it basically showed me that T-Mobile coverage is actually pretty good where i live and work and in most places I travel. So I ended up switching my phone over, too.
Also: if you end up getting a regular plan or your tablet, then the 200MB stays on top of you monthly plan. So if you get the 1GB monthly plan, you're really getting 1.2GB.
Is the T-Mobile 200 MB data plan for the iPad Air completely free? No one has mentioned if there is or isn't an activation fee, monthly fees and taxes? If someone who has this plan on their iPad Air can confirm? Thanks.
I pretty much take it to mean "until we decide to stop."
But officially, it's the life of the product. The SIM will only work on the device it was activated on. If you get a new iPad you must get a new SIM (though if they still have the 200 MB for life promotion when you do get a new device, you can just sign up for it on there as well.
The strategy works. I was on 200MB for life, and it basically showed me that T-Mobile coverage is actually pretty good where i live and work and in most places I travel. So I ended up switching my phone over, too.
Also: if you end up getting a regular plan or your tablet, then the 200MB stays on top of you monthly plan. So if you get the 1GB monthly plan, you're really getting 1.2GB.
So if I bought an iPad Mini Retina that says it supports Tmobile from Amazon all I need to do is go through the setup process and I get 200 mb a month at no charge at all?
I also have the T-Mobile free 200mb plan and it works great. I get an e-mail every month telling me that my plan was refilled.
No phone service is needed for it. Once you hit the 200 free megabytes, it turns off until next month. You can still visit T-Mobile's page from the device, to buy more data if you want more.
As long as it has a US T-Mobile SIM in it, yes.