T-Mobile Mobile Proxies
Dedicated 4G and 5G proxies on T-Mobile SIMs, in the US markets where we hold devices.
Where we hold T-Mobile devices
Read from the live catalogue. A location with no device free right now stays listed with the date the supplier expects one back — nothing is reserved, so treat it as an expectation.
| Place | Network | Traffic | From | Availability |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| California and Nevada | 5G | 15 GB/day | $10/day | 1 free |
| Chicago | 5G | 15 GB/day | $10/day | 1 free |
| Houston | 5G | 15 GB/day | $10/day | 1 free |
| Houston Phone | 5G | GB/day | $10/day | 1 free |
| New York | 5G | 15 GB/day | $10/day | 1 free |
| California and Nevada | 4G | 15 GB/day | $8/day | Taken· back Aug 13 |
| Chicago | 4G | 15 GB/day | $8/day | Taken· back Aug 30 |
| Chicago | 5G | 15 GB/day | $10/day | Taken· back Aug 12 |
| Houston | 4G | 15 GB/day | $8/day | Taken· back Aug 11 |
| Houston | 5G | 15 GB/day | $10/day | Taken· back Sep 6 |
| Massachusetts and Rhode Island | 4G | 15 GB/day | $8/day | Taken |
| Massachusetts and Rhode Island | 5G | 15 GB/day | $10/day | Taken· back Sep 3 |
| New York | 4G | 15 GB/day | $8/day | Taken· back Aug 13 |
T-Mobile is the third network we stock, and the one where our 5G footprint is widest relative to 4G. If the job is about how a modern handset connects rather than about a specific legacy market, this is usually the network to start on.
The device is a modem with a T-Mobile SIM, sitting in the place named on the card, held only by you for the term you buy. Its address is a carrier address; it changes when you ask, or on the interval you set, never faster than every five minutes.
T-Mobile locations here include a few that span two neighbouring states rather than one city — that is how the network is organised on the ground, and the card says so rather than picking a city name that sounds tidier.
What people use it for
5G-first work
Where the point is a current handset's connection profile rather than a particular city, T-Mobile 5G is the shortest route to it.
Spreading load across three carriers
A third network means a job is not resting on two, and the carrier can be chosen per task rather than for the whole account.
Regional coverage across state lines
Some devices cover a two-state area; when the requirement is a region rather than a downtown, that is the honest fit.
App and web testing on mobile conditions
Real carrier NAT and real carrier routing, with the OS fingerprint set to Android or iOS when the test calls for it.
The specifics
- IP change
- On demand, minimum 5 minutes, or on a timer you set
- Protocols
- HTTP(S) and SOCKS5, on separate ports
- Authentication
- Username and password, or your own authorised IPs
- OS fingerprint
- Leave as-is, or present as Windows, Android or iOS
- Term
- A day, a week or a month — no subscription
- Device
- One physical modem, held only by you for the term
T-Mobile mobile proxies — questions
Everything you need to know about proxya
Yes — most T-Mobile locations we stock are sold in both tiers, and several are 5G. The table on this page shows which tier each location carries right now.
Because the device serves that area rather than a single city. We label it the way it actually works instead of picking the nearest big city name.
On demand, at most once every five minutes, or automatically on a timer you choose.
15 GB a day on these devices, counted on download; the exact allowance for a location is shown before you pay.
Both, on separate ports, with either password or IP-based authorisation.
Yes — Windows, Android or iOS, set from the order page and changeable as often as you like.
