T-Mobile is offering three different cloud storage plans including one that includes 2TB of storage and unlimited Google Photos storage for $15/month.
, T-Mobile is bringing back unlimited Google Photos storage for its customers. The plan offers 2TB of cloud storage for Gmail and Google Drive and unlimited storage for photos and videos for $15 per month. There are two other options: if you need 500GB of cloud storage, that will cost you just $5 a month through T-Mobile while 2TB of cloud storage is $10 per month.
All three options allow you to redeem extended trials for YouTube Premium, Stadia, and other Google services. If you upgrade your phone or lose it, or heaven forbid break your handset, everything that is important to you is seamlessly transferred to your new device. With any of the three plans, you can access your content from any device and all three offer a free 30-day trial for a limited time.
We should also point out that the plan that costs $15 a month, the one with 2TB of cloud storage and unlimited Google Photos storage, will store your photos in full resolution instead of storing them in a lesser resolution to save space.
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