Verizon is throwing everything at you to switch – iPhone 16 Pro, Galaxy S25, Pixel 9… you choose it

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You can upgrade to iPhone 16 Pro. | Image credit – PhoneArena
And to qualify, your trade-in needs to be a phone from Apple, Samsung, Google or Motorola. If you are upgrading, it has to have been active on your account for at least 60 days. For the Apple Watch or iPad, you can get up to $499.99 off, again via monthly credits, when you add a new line to an eligible plan that starts at $20/month with Auto Pay. The same setup goes for the Galaxy phone and the Pixel phone bundles.
Also important: these promos come with 0% APR, but if you cancel your line or switch to an ineligible plan before the 36 months are up, the credits stop and you'll have to cover whatever balance is left.
Verizon is also keeping things competitive with a few extras – like a 3-year price guarantee on myPlan and myHome network plans and free satellite texting. Just note that the price lock only covers the base monthly rate.
Ok, outside of the bundles, if you've been thinking about switching up your home internet, Verizon 's got another limited-time deal running. Sign up for select plans and you'll get an Amazon gift card, depending on the one you pick:
5G Home Plus / LTE Home Plus: $200 Amazon Gift Card
5G Home / LTE Home: $100 Amazon Gift Card
Fios 2 Gig / Fios 1 Gig: $200 Amazon Gift Card
Fios 300 Mbps / 500 Mbps: $100 Amazon Gift Card
And on top of that, if you go for 5G Home Plus, LTE Home Plus, or either 1 Gig or 2 Gig Fios, you also get a bonus freebie. You can choose from $400 off Samsung products when you spend $799+ at Best Buy or a JBL PartyBox On-The-Go Essential speaker.
Verizon 's price lock applies to home internet plans too – up to five years, depending on which plan you pick – and if you are already on myPlan, you can save another $15/month by bundling both services.
So yeah, whether you're shopping for a phone, internet, or the whole package, Verizon 's latest promo is definitely stacked. Just make sure to double-check the requirements, especially if you're thinking of sticking around for the full three years.
And if you're still weighing your carrier options, we've got comparisons between T-Mobile , AT&T and Verizon to help you figure out which one fits your needs best: