T-Mobile will take 50% off a new Apple iPhone with a qualified trade

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T-Mobile will take 50% off a new Apple iPhone with a qualified trade
T-Mobile announced this morning an aggressive new trade-in plan that will allow new and existing customers to take 50% off the price of a new Apple iPhone. For example, trade-in an Apple iPhone 7 and get 50% off the new iPhone 11. Trade-in an iPhone XS Max and get 50% off the new iPhone 11 Pro Max. Keep in mind that this is not a BOGO deal. You are simply getting half off the newest iPhone models with a qualified trade.

T-Mobile's regular pricing for the new iPhone models includes:

iPhone 11

  • 64GB-$699 ($0 down, 24 monthly payments of $29.17)
  • 128GB-$749.99 ($0 down, 24 monthly payments of $31.25)
  • 256GB-$849.99 ($99.99 down, 24 monthly payments of  $31.25)

iPhone 11 Pro

  • 64GB-$999.99 ($249.99 down, 24 monthly payments of $31.25)
  • 256GB-$1,149.99 ($399.99 down, 24 monthly payments of $31.25)
  • 512GB-$1,349.99 ($249.99 down, 24 monthly payments of $31.25)

iPhone 11 Pro Max

  • 64GB-$1,099.99 ($249.99 down, 24 monthly payments of $31.25)
  • 256GB-$1,249.99 ($499.99 down, 24 monthly payments of $31.25)
  • 512GB-$1,449.99 ($649.99 down, 24 monthly payments of $31.25)
Pre-orders begin tomorrow, September 13th, and T-Mobile will open its doors early (8 am local time) for this day only. You can also pre-order online starting at 5 am PDT/8 am EDT or by calling the carrier's Team of Experts (1-800-937-8997 or T-Mobile customers can dial 611) starting at 8 am local time. Besides the new handsets, tomorrow T-Mobile customers can pre-order the Apple Watch Series 5.


The new iPhones will be in T-Mobile's stores starting on September 20th and the seventh-generation iPad arriving on September 30th.

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