The cost of an iPhone is rising. Get four free iPhone 16e devices when you switch to T-Mobile
The cost of an iPhone is rising. Get four free iPhone 16e devices when you switch to T-Mobile Learn more about T-Mobile Family Freedom to stay connected and save ahead of impending tariff policies.
With current tariffs, and more policies being discussed, the price of certain goods are sure to rise—like Apple iPhones, which are predicted to cost as much as $2,300. We don't need to relive the panic buying from 2020 though. With T-Mobile, you can take advantage of some cost-saving deals on iPhones for the whole family right now.
The phone carrier is calling it Family Freedom, where you get not one, not two, but four iPhones on them when you switch. T-Mobile will help you pay off up to $3200 (via virtual prepaid card) on your old phones and hook you up with four new phones at the lowest price per line. T-Mobile's goal is simply to help families stay connected, with the latest devices at a lower price than their competitors.
Why should I switch to T-Mobile?
T-Mobile is dedicated to bringing you the best service on the latest devices for the lowest prices. You can save up to 30% on three lines with T-Mobile compared to the same plans with Verizon or AT&T. Plus, you'll be eligible for even more benefits, like T-Mobile's scam shield to block those annoying scam calls, or the Magenta status which provides more discounts to you outside of your phone plan. You're enrolled in T-Mobile's Magenta status on day one, where you can get access to streaming apps, a 15% off discount at Hilton properties and even Tuesday deals like $5 movie tickets.
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Can I bring my device and phone number to T-Mobile?
Yes! But, both require a quick check first. You'll need to see if your phone is compatible with the T-Mobile network. Your number will also need to be checked. It is rare when a number cannot be moved over. If it is, you'll simply follow the on-screen instructions during checkout to authorize the transfer. Both can be checked online, over the phone, or by visiting the nearest T-Mobile store.
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Are there other benefits to switching to T-Mobile?
Yes! The biggest benefit to joining T-Mobile is their Magenta Status program. There's nothing extra that you need to do to in order to join the Magenta Status program, you're enrolled as T-Mobile customer. Here's some of the benefits you can enjoy under T-Mobile's loyalty and rewards program:
Streaming: If you maintain a qualifying Go5G plan, like Go5G Next or Go5G Plus, you can receive Apple TV, Netflix (standard with ads) and Hulu (with ads) for FREE through T-Mobile. Customers can also claim things like the MLS Season Pass through Apple TV, or a free 2025 MLB Regular Season subscription to MLB.TV through the T-Mobile Life app.
If you maintain a qualifying Go5G plan, like Go5G Next or Go5G Plus, you can receive Apple TV, Netflix (standard with ads) and Hulu (with ads) for FREE through T-Mobile. Customers can also claim things like the MLS Season Pass through Apple TV, or a free 2025 MLB Regular Season subscription to MLB.TV through the T-Mobile Life app. Entertainment: T-Mobile has entertainment deals like up to 25% off concert tickets to over 8,000 events nationwide, plus you can skip the lines with special customer entrances. Also, as a T-Mobile customer, you can get $5 movie tickets on Tuesdays.
T-Mobile has entertainment deals like up to 25% off concert tickets to over 8,000 events nationwide, plus you can skip the lines with special customer entrances. Also, as a T-Mobile customer, you can get $5 movie tickets on Tuesdays. Travel: Yes, T-Mobile even offers deals on travel, from 15% off Hilton brands to dollar car rentals and a free AAA membership for one year.
Yes, T-Mobile even offers deals on travel, from 15% off Hilton brands to dollar car rentals and a free AAA membership for one year. T-Mobile Tuesdays: Every Tuesday you can cash in on deals that are special to T-Mobile, like a free slurpie at 7/11 and Speedway, or free Italian cheese bread with a pizza purchase at Little Caesars. T-Mobile Tuesdays include a variety of deals from food and movie tickets to saving on gas!
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