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You can cut your cell phone bill to $10/month or get a Pixel 11 for $400 right now – here’s how

Mint Mobile has two killer offers going for cell service and/or a Google Pixel 11, both of which can save you hundreds compared to the alternatives.

There are two distinct offers here, so let’s start with the $10/month cell service.

Mint Mobile is well known for keeping your cell phone bill low, but its latest offer takes that a huge step forward. $10/month for any Mint plan for the first 6 months. You can pick eSIM or physical SIM support here, and after the first 6 months prices go back to normal. Still, that’s a borderline impossible value to beat, especially for the Unlimited data plan that comes out to 71% off.

This deal ends on October 22, so don’t miss out!

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If you’re looking to save on your cell phone bill and looking for a new phone, Mint’s other offer is hard to beat.

Get a Pixel 11 for $399 – over 50% off its usual price – and 12 months of service for $15/month. You can also save hundreds on Pixel 11 Pro, Pro XL, Pro Fold, and Pixel 10 Pro. That last one might be the best deal of the bunch, giving you Pro-tier cameras for just $429.

Mint’s Pixel price cuts are as follows:

The “catch,” if you can even call it that, is that you have to bundle the 12 months of service up front. So, bundled with the discounted Pixel 11, that comes out to $579 for a brand-new phone and a year’s worth of your cell phone bill. Not bad if you ask me, especially given this is Mint’s Unlimited plan.

Notably, at the time of publishing, Mint has run out of stock on the $399 Pixel 11’s, but the 512GB model is still in stock, as is the Pixel 10 Pro deal and other models.

So, will you give these offers a try? Let us know in the comments!

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