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

Mint Mobile currently has two incredible deals on offer for both cell service and the Google Pixel 11, both of which could potentially slash your monthly phone expenses by hundreds of dollars compared to other options. Let's explore these two separate offers.

Firstly, Mint Mobile is offering a jaw-dropping $10/month cell service deal for the first 6 months. You can choose between eSIM or physical SIM support, and after those initial six months, the price returns to its usual level. However, this deal is still exceptionally valuable, particularly for the Unlimited data plan, which translates to a 71% discount. This promotion concludes on October 22, so it's essential not to miss out.

If you're interested in both a new phone and reducing your monthly expenses, Mint Mobile's second offer could be hard to beat. For $399, which is over 50% off the regular price, you can get a Pixel 11, and for an additional $15/month, you'll receive 12 months of service. The savings don't stop there; you can also score discounts on other Pixel models such as the Pixel 11 Pro, Pro XL, Pro Fold, and even the Pixel 10 Pro.

The Pixel 10 Pro deal, in particular, might be the most advantageous, offering Pro-tier cameras at just $429.

However, there is a catch to consider: you need to commit to bundling the 12 months of service upfront. Bundling the discounted Pixel 11 with this deal results in a total cost of $579 for a brand-new phone and a full year of your cell phone bill. While this might seem steep at first glance, it's quite reasonable considering that this is Mint Mobile's Unlimited plan.

As of the publication date, Mint Mobile has sold out of the $399 Pixel 11, but the 512GB model remains available, as does the Pixel 10 Pro deal and other models. So, are you willing to give these offers a shot? Let us know your thoughts in the comments! Follow Ben on Twitter/X, Threads, Bluesky, and Instagram, and don't forget to check out 9to5Google on YouTube for more updates.