T-Mobile has slashed the inclusive value of its Flext tariffs for new customers, dropping the combined value of texts and minutes offered by as much as £45.

The network has also stopped including voicemail in its Flext value package, and has introduced a minimum call charge of one minute for all Flext tariffs. T-Mobile said the move was ‘part of a price review’, but that the ‘tariffs were still good value’.

The operator has made the changes to its post-pay 12-month tariffs proposition, which come into effect on 15 August.

On the Flext £25 12-month tariff, the £40 of inclusive value offered in July has been dropped to £30. On Flext’s £35 contract, inclusive value has fallen from £120 to £90. Flext’s £50 contract now includes £125 worth of value, down from £170.

There is now a £30 gap between the value on the Flext £25 12-month contract and Flext £25 18-month contract. The Flext £30 18-month tariff comes with £90 of texts and minutes, the same as with the Flext 35 12-month contract.