Get a Google Pixel 10 and a Full Year of Unlimited Service for $329 at Mint Mobile

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Buying a new phone and lining up a year of cell service are usually two separate errands with two separate bills. Mint Mobile is folding both into a single $329 payment right now, pairing Google’s latest Pixel with twelve months of unlimited coverage. Here is how the math breaks down, plus a couple of things the community wants you to know before you check out.

How to Get the Pixel 10 and a Year of Unlimited Service for $329

Mint Mobile has the Pixel 10 bundle for new customers at $329 with free shipping. That gets you a 128GB Google Pixel 10 in Obsidian, locked to Mint, plus a 12-month Mint Mobile Unlimited prepaid plan. One important step during checkout: under “Pick Your Data Amount,” make sure you select Unlimited for the 5G/4G LTE plan, since that is the tier this price is built around.

Mint lists the combined value at $1,159, so $329 works out to a 71% discount. Because that sticker covers both the hardware and a full year of service, you are effectively paying about $27 a month for the phone and the plan together, which is a strong number for a current-generation flagship paired with unlimited coverage.

Before you buy, factor in a one-time $25.25 recovery fee, which community member itsme13 flagged as the main add-on to the advertised price. It is also worth knowing the unlock rules up front: the phone stays locked to Mint until it has been activated on the service for at least 60 days, and the line cannot have had its number recycled or ported out.

This deal has earned a +95 deal score with more than 115 comments and over 28,000 views since IslandTime028 posted it. A common question in the thread was whether the “port-in not required” note means you cannot bring your existing number, and community member CavedRuinKid cleared it up: you can still port your number in if you want to, it just is not a requirement to lock in this price the way some other carriers demand. Shoppers also noted the offer matches a recent frontpage deal, so if you missed the last run at this price, this is another shot at it.

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