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In the video, the creator conducts an experiment to determine if a Mint Mobile SIM card can be effectively used in a T-Mobile home 5G router. Despite concerns about the 5GB monthly data limit on the Mint Mobile plan, the setup is tested and surprisingly succeeds, indicating a strong 5G connection. The presenter further demonstrates connecting the router to a 5G Wi-Fi network and performing speed tests, which yield satisfactory results. They switch to the 5 GHz network for even better performance and note that the Mint Mobile SIM card works flawlessly, unlike attempts with other T-Mobile-based providers like MetroPCS and US Mobile. Finally, the presenter validates the Mint Mobile SIM card's functionality in a phone, highlighting its seamless integration and minimal need for software modifications. The video concludes with a referral link for Mint Mobile and a call to share the video. Overall, the video explores an innovative way to leverage Mint Mobile's service for home internet through a T-Mobile 5G router, achieving unexpectedly good performance.
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In this part of the video, the creator explores a unique idea of inserting a Mint Mobile SIM card into a T-Mobile home 5G router. Despite concerns about the limited 5GB monthly data on the Mint Mobile plan, the experiment is conducted to test if the setup will work. The process involves inserting the SIM card into the router, using a compatible charger to power it up, and checking if the router connects to the 5G network. Surprisingly, the router displays a 5G connection and indicates that the connection quality is very good, suggesting that this method could be a viable option for users in need of a makeshift internet solution.
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In this part of the video, the presenter demonstrates connecting to a 5G Wi-Fi box using a T-Mobile official network. They input the password, connect, and perform a speed test, finding the speed satisfactory with a 42 ping. The presenter then disconnects the VPN to avoid interference and notes that their Mint Mobile SIM card is also functioning with the box. They switch to the 5 GHz network of the box, connect again, and perform another speed test, showing even better results. The presenter expresses surprise that the Mint Mobile SIM card works flawlessly, unlike previous attempts with MetroPCS and US Mobile SIM cards, which did not connect to the internet despite being T-Mobile-based.
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In this segment, the presenter demonstrates re-inserting a SIM card back into their phone. They explain that they had previously removed the SIM card and now aim to validate that the phone was without it. After covering personal information, they proceed to re-insert the SIM card. They disable Wi-Fi to test the cellular network connectivity, noting it transitions to 4G LTE. Upon checking the Mint Mobile app, they observe a decrease in data, attributing it to running speed tests. The presenter emphasizes that the Mint Mobile SIM card works seamlessly in the device without needing software modifications, and the 5G connectivity is almost at full bars. They conclude by sharing a referral link for Mint Mobile and urging viewers to share the video if they find it helpful.