- US Mobile’s Multi-Network feature was supposed to launch today, but it has been delayed until February 24.
- Customers on Unlimited Premium plans will still receive an invite for early access starting today.
- The feature will be free until March 31, after which it will cost $15 per month.
Earlier this week, US Mobile announced a game-changing new feature: the ability to use two of the three major US networks simultaneously on a single plan. The last time a carrier attempted anything remotely similar was Google Fi in its early days, and today was supposed to be the day US Mobile’s new feature arrived for everyone. Unfortunately, the general release of the new Multi-Network Functionality add-on is now being pushed back to February 24.
The upside is that existing Unlimited Premium customers will receive early access starting today. According to an official announcement on the US Mobile subreddit, customers already on the company’s most expensive plan will receive an email today with opt-in instructions on how to order and activate a multi-network line. You will need a dual SIM phone for the feature to work.