Get a free iPhone 16 Pro AND up to an extra $800 (!!!) with T-Mobile's 'best iPhone deal ever'
Believe it or not, you don't need to trade anything in to qualify for T-Mobile's spectacular new iPhone 16 Pro deal.
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If you thought T-Mobile's killer iPhone 16 Pro deal I told you about exactly a week ago would prove impossible to beat for at least a good chunk of time, just wait until you see what the "Un-carrier" offers its Apple-obsessed subscribers starting today.
Yes, Magenta has somehow managed to outdo itself by not only "selling" one of the best phones available right now at the low, low price of $0, but making it incredibly easy to save an additional $800 (or more) as well. All you need is an existing number at Verizon, AT&T, Spectrum, Claro, Xfinity, Liberty, or US Cellular.
That's right, this is a port-in promotion, but it doesn't require a device trade-in, which is definitely nice. Of course, the main condition you (still) have to meet to score a free iPhone 16 Pro is to activate the state-of-the-art handset on a (costly) new Experience Beyond plan, which will give you a grand total of $1,000 in savings split in monthly bill credits over a period of two years.
In order to get an extra $800, you'll have to prove that you actually need that money to "break free" from your current mobile network operator (from the above list). Naturally, $800 is the maximum value available via a virtual prepaid Mastercard... for each line you want to switch to T-Mobile up to a total of four lines. So, yeah, at least in theory, you can get as much as $3,200 to pay off your outstanding debt, as well as $1,000 towards a new iPhone 16 Pro. All while also keeping your existing device.
Although it probably needs no introduction or extended characterization anymore, I hope you'll allow me to direct your attention to our comprehensive iPhone 16 Pro review that perfectly describes the Apple A18 Pro-powered 6.3-incher as "boringly great." Is that a criticism? Kind of, but it's also a high form of praise that should make a lot of mobile power users in general and hardcore iPhone fans in particular consider a purchase... even with the (extended) iPhone 17 family (more or less) around the corner.
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