Boost Mobile offers two unlimited plans, one starting at $50 monthly which provides 35GB of soft-capped data with 12GB allocated to hotspot use, and another at $60 per month with the same soft-cap ...

Dish-owned Boost Mobile has been talking about its plans to launch a new postpaid service to rival the big three US carriers for months. On Wednesday, it's finally taking the next step, announcing ...

Boost Mobile is offering new customers its unlimited 5G data plan for just $12.50 for your first month. The plan also includes unlimited talk/text. Traditionally priced at $25/month, it's one of ...

Backed by Boost Mobile's 99% nationwide coverage, i customers can stay connected virtually anywhere with their motorola razr, ...

Boost Mobile is offering new customers three months of 5G data with hotspot and unlimited talk/text for just $15 total. Traditionally priced at $45/month, it's one of the most aggressive discounts ...

Boost Mobile’s entry-level plan in this segment fetches $50 per month for 35GB of high-speed data, 12GB of which can be used for mobile hotspot purposes. Users can add an additional line for $30 ...

On paper, Boost Infinite looks to be extremely good value at $25 per month. Head to T-Mobile, for example, and you’ll be paying at least $60 per month for unlimited data – though you’ll get ...

You can buy a Boost Mobile iPhone 7, iPhone 7 Plus, iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone SE or iPhone 5s. There are often promotional discounts that offer up to $240 off the ...

Boost Mobile has announced that subscribers to its Unlimited Plus plan will now also get access to telemedicine through K Health. A phone plan with a pretty odd bonus. Skip to main content.

The founder and former CEO of Boost Mobile USA says the proposed T-Mobile-Sprint merger should not happen. Certainly not unless Boost, currently owned by Sprint, and MetroPCS, a unit of T-Mobile ...

The founder of Boost Mobile, which Dish acquired in 2020 for $1.4 billion as part of the DOJ’s deal, has announced he’s joined forces with Walmart. Paola Morrongiello.