T-Mobile is bringing back unlimited Google Photos storage

Just a heads up, if you buy something through our links, we may get a small share of the sale. It’s one of the ways we keep the lights on here. Click here for more.

T-Mobile has just announced a new deal with Google that will bring back the option for unlimited Google Photos storage. The telecom giant has revealed a new Google One storage option that offers unlimited photo and video storage for $15 per month.

T-Mobile revealed its new storage plan with unlimited photo storage on the company’s website earlier this week. The new plan builds upon Google’s existing Premium Google One plan.

Prior to a couple of years ago, unlimited storage was available for free to everyone. But inevitability eventually came when Google ended that feature for good in November of 2020. Now, T-Mobile is bringing it back, at least in some capacity.

READ MORE: Google Photos update adds a convenient quick-access toolbar

READ MORE: How to try T-Mobile’s 5G home internet for free

The T-Mobile deal offers all of the benefits of Premium Google One, including 2TB of storage, sharing with up to 5 people, and VPN access on mobile.

But the real kicker is the unlimited Google Photos storage offered in T-Mobile’s subscription for $5 extra per month.

Although to be clear, the unlimited photo storage capability will only be available to the account manager. The extra five people who share the Google One plan won’t get access to unlimited photo storage.

READ MORE: Google Photos adds new quick-access shortcut for screenshots

If you’re a T-Mobile customer who likes to take a ridiculous amount of photos, this might be an appealing deal for you.

The deal also includes unlimited video storage in full resolution, which has the potential to be a very beneficial feature to certain people.

This new storage plan featuring unlimited Google Photos storage will become available to T-Mobile customers on April 26.

READ MORE: T-Mobile is once again the 5G leader in the US

Have any thoughts on this? Let us know down below in the comments or carry the discussion over to our Twitter or Facebook.

Editors’ Recommendations:

• New 5G report gives T-Mobile the crown over Verizon and AT&T
• Google will soon send you parts so you can fix your own Pixel phone
• Verizon users are being scammed by their own phone numbers
• Everything you need to know about Google One: What is it? How much does membership cost?