Before we give you a rundown of all the pricing options, it's worth mentioning that T-Mobile offers slightly different prices to “super well-qualified customers.” Everything that you see below is available to “well-qualified” customers:
iPhone XS:
64GB – $279.99 down, $30 per month for 24 months ($999.99 retail)
256GB – $429.99 down, $30 per month for 24 months ($1,149.99 retail)
512GB – $629.99 down, $30 per month for 24 months ($1,349.99 retail)
iPhone XS Max:
64GB – $379.99 down, $30 per month for 24 months ($1,099.99 retail)
256GB – $529.99 down, $30 per month for 24 months ($1,249.99 retail)
512GB – $729.99 down, $30 per month for 24 months ($1,449.99 retail)
Apparently, T-Mobile will also have $0 down options for “super-well qualified) customers, but no specifics are available at the moment. Moreover, the carrier allows customers to trade in their eligible iPhone and get up to $300 towards the iPhone XS and XS Max purchase price, as 24 monthly bill credits.
As far as the Apple Watch Series 4 prices go, the smartwatch will come in two variations – 40mm and 4mm, which will be available for the amounts below:
Apple Watch Series 4 40mm:
Aluminum: $0 down, $20.83 per month ($499.99 retail)
Stainless Steel: $171.99 down, $22 per month ($699.99 retail)
Apple Watch Series 4 44mm:
Aluminum: $0 down, $22.08 per month ($529.99 retail)
Stainless Steel: $221.99 down, $22 per month ($749.99 retail)
T-Mobile will open iPhone XS, iPhone XS Max, and Apple Watch Series 4 pre-orders on September 14, at 12:01 am PT. Also, Apple's devices are expected to hit the shelves on September 21.
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