Free iPhone 15, free AirPods, and much more: T-Mobile hits play on its Cyber Monday deals early،
Just because T-Mobile “unboxed” its Black Friday 2023 deals well in advance, seemingly discounting (or outright offering) just about everything it could, doesn’t mean that “Un-carrier” customers are done with their vacation savings. .
So…lots…of…free…stuff!
The non-Pro iPhone 15 can be yours totally free with an “eligible” device trade-in on an eligible plan (Go5G Next or Go5G Plus), and if that doesn’t seem like a very special deal because it’s already been available, wait until you hear what you can bundle with the Apple A16 Bionic Handset with.
Just like you can get a free smartphone, smart watch, And free headphones from Samsung or Google for Black Friday, your free iPhone15 can be combined with a free second generation Apple Watch SEAnd free second-generation AirPods for a total of over $1,000 in savings.
The “catches” are pretty predictable and straightforward, only reducing the obvious appeal of this great Black Friday/Cyber Monday 2023 deal a bit by requiring a new watch line and a 60-day wait for a prepaid Mastercard virtual amount of your freebie. AirPods 2 (non-Pro).
Ready to settle for a more modest iOS phone if it means being able to opt for a cheaper plan than the two mentioned above? The old but good iPhone 13 will go down to the super low price of $0 on November 26 “for a limited time” with a new line on “almost ALL plans” and no mention of a mandatory trade-in.
But these are arguably the two best smartwatches you can pair with an iPhone today, and that’s a pretty rare and significant price drop by these standards. Just keep in mind that all deals listed here also involve 24 monthly bill credits and sales tax.
What about Metro by T-Mobile customers?
Don’t worry, T-Mo is also thinking about its “prepaid flagship brand”, being ready to connect everyone with a $99.99 iPhone 12 “out the door”. All you have to do is visit a physical Metro store (yes, that’s still a thing), show your ID (that’s also still a thing), and bring an existing phone number of another operator (which obviously cannot be T Mobile).
That’s right, you don’t need to trade anything, sign a contract (or agree to a long monthly payment plan), pay activation fees, or worry about “surprises when of your membership”. T-Mobile is also not promising any price hikes, although depending on your definition of the word and how long you intend to stay on Metro, that may not turn out to be entirely truthful or accurate.
Last but not least, Metro by T Mobile plans to launch a mysterious “one-day-only, online-only Cyber Monday deal” on Monday, which will most likely be revealed on Monday, which certainly has us intrigued and excited. Let’s hope this doesn’t turn out to be a failure!
