T-Mobile is at it again. The Un-Carrier continues to improve its product offering by adding more content providers to the list of Binge On streaming channels that can be enjoyed for free. With Binge On, you can stream music and videos without using your high-speed data limit. Since T-Mobile introduced it last year, the program has received numerous criticisms including that data throttling complaint.

Of course, T-Mobile’s John Legere was quick to respond and said that it’s only mobile optimizing the videos and explained the program further in an open letter. Fast forward to today, T-Mobile has added dozens of more video services now totalling to over 80 providers. More music services and network TV channels can be enjoyed including Spotify, Univision, TIDAL, Radio Disney, NOGGIN, NBC, and Google Play Music. T-Mobile still promises that it won’t be touching your LTE data so there’s nothing to worry about getting overcharges.

T-Mobile doesn’t want you to burn up high speed data so it’s offering this Binge On with more services to choose from. Some of the new names being added are NBC, Qello Concerts, and Univision aside from the ones we mentioned a while ago. Note that this is already the fifth time the Un-Carrier is adding more to the list since the program launched last year.

We all know that it has increased video viewership and changed mobile video watching. So far, according to T-Mobile, over 377 million hours of video have been streamed. When asked if they would watch more video with Binge On, 92% of those surveyed said they would. Majority of T-Mobile customers have also expressed they like the idea of optimized video and that this Binge On is an attractive part of the wireless service.

Here are the new video streaming services added to the list: Google Play Music, Great Big Story, NBC, Kiswe, Ligonier Ministries, NOGGIN, Qello Concerts, Radio Disney, Univision, Univision Noticias, potify, TIDAL, and Toon Goggles.

SOURCE: T-Mobile (1),(2)

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