RedPocket Mobile has expanded its device range with new deals on a selection of Android smartphones, adding to its existing line-up of iPhone handsets. The provider is an MVNO (Mobile Virtual Network Operator), meaning it does not own any spectrum, cell towers, base stations or networks of its own. Instead, it buys wireless service wholesale from a Mobile Network Operator and sells it on to the public.
Unusually, RedPocket holds active wholesale agreements with all three major US networks: AT&T, Verizon and T-Mobile. New subscribers choose which network they wish to use when they join, and they can switch between the three at any time.
New Android handsets join the line-up
RedPocket describes the additions as a full next-generation Android range. The new Android phones and their prices after rebate are as follows:
Google Pixel 11 at around £560 (after a £110 rebate).
Samsung Galaxy S26 at around £560 (after a £110 rebate).
Samsung Galaxy Z Flip 7 FE at around £560 (after a £110 rebate).
Samsung Galaxy A16 5G at around £37 (after a £110 rebate).
Samsung Galaxy A15 5G at around £37 (after a £110 rebate).
Moto G Play 2026 at around £37 (after a £110 rebate).
Maxwest Nitro N62 at around £56 (no rebate).
Plans and the wider MVNO market
RedPocket offers three service tiers. The Essentials plan costs around £7 per month or £75 per year, with unlimited talk and text and 3GB of 5G premium data each month. The Plus plan costs around £15 per month or £150 per year, offering unlimited talk and text and 20GB of 5G premium data. The Premium plan costs around £22 per month or £225 per year, with unlimited talk, text and data, including 50GB of 5G premium data and 10GB of premium hotspot data each month. Paying for 12 months of service in advance can save up to roughly £45.
The move comes as more wireless users shift from the major networks to MVNOs. Research forecasts that the number of global MVNO subscribers will rise from 333 million in 2026 to 438 million by 2030. In value terms, the US MVNO market is projected to grow from 46.7 billion US dollars in 2026 to nearly 64.7 billion US dollars by 2031, driven by customers seeking lower costs and more flexible options.
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