T-Mobile Unveils Hulu as Latest Addition to Stellar Streaming Lineup

T-Mobile US, Inc TMUS has announced the inclusion of Hulu in its suite of complimentary streaming services, enhancing its Go5G Next plan. 

Starting January 24, customers can access Hulu's vast collection of TV shows and movies at no extra cost, making it a permanent feature of the plan rather than a temporary benefit. 

This addition strengthens T-Mobile's position as offering the best entertainment streaming bundle in the wireless industry.

The Go5G Next plan already includes Apple Inc AAPL Apple TV+, and Netflix Inc NFLX, and now, with Hulu, it provides an unparalleled streaming experience. 

T-Mobile customers also receive free MLB.TV subscriptions each season. The total value of these streaming benefits exceeds $35 per month or around $400 annually, all included in the Go5G Next plan without additional charges.

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Mike Katz, President of Marketing, Strategy, and Products at T-Mobile, emphasizes the company's commitment to offering its customers excellent 5G service and exceptional value and entertainment benefits. 

With the addition of Hulu, valued at $95.88 annually for the ad-supported plan, Go5G Next customers can enjoy a wide range of popular series and movies on various devices, whether at home or on the move.

T-Mobile's 5G network boasts extensive coverage, reaching over 330 million people and covering more area than AT&T Inc T and Verizon Communications Inc VZ combined. 

The Go5G Next plan also offers free in-flight Wi-Fi and streaming on major U.S. airlines, high-speed data in over 215 destinations, Scam Shield protection, and yearly upgrade readiness, ensuring customers receive the same device deals as new subscribers.

Price Action: TMUS shares traded higher by 0.95% at $163.45 on the last check Wednesday.

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