Mint Coverage Map (click Map to Interact) Mint vs. Verizon Coverage Map (click Map to Interact) Check out the coverage maps for both Mint and Verizon here: Traditionally, Verizon’s network has stayed king. Mint actually rides on T-Mobile’s network which it’s now safe to say, is the nation’s 2nd best network so it’s no slouch by any means. Now, when we say that, we’re talking small percentages of gaps here and you very well might get better coverage on AT&T or T-Mobile depending on what your exact location is, so your milage may vary. They have access to the most towers and are able to serve rural as well as urban folks better than anyone.
It’s often, if not always voted “Best Network” for coverage. If the overall price tag of your mobile plan is far and away your biggest issue and you’re trying to decide between Mint and Verizon, check out the latest Mint deal and brag to your friends about how much you’re saving: View Plans We find Mint’s plans to be nice and flexible but Verizon has the win on fully featured plans. This means that you pay for a certain amount of Data per month beforehand, whereas Verizon customers are usually billed at the end of the month. Mint’s plans are all pre-paid (and Verizon offers some of those too). Verizon isn’t going to compete with that price point and we have to give the win to Mint Mobile here, hands down. Depending on the deals at any given time, you can sign up for Mint for Three Hamiltons (that’s $30, sorry). This is their main draw and appeal in the cell phone carrier world. Let’s start out with a win for Mint Mobile. OVERALL WINNER: Verizon (if you’re good for it) Cheaper Plans Here’s are the facts and comparisons between Verizon and Mint:Ĭoverage & Reliability WINNER: Verizon Wirelessĭata & Other Features WINNER: Mint for Cheap Unlimited, Verizon for Family Mint on the issues that matter most to the average family or single user out there. Against the plucky upstart with a chip on their shoulder about their unbeatable prices for the little guy (Mint). The large corporation with all of the trimmings you’d expect from that kind of operation (Verizon).
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