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Can you think of a better way to bring some holiday cheer into your life and those of your close friends and family members well ahead of time than by receiving a bunch of thoughtful gifts from your favorite wireless service provider? T-Mobile definitely cannot, which is why its Black Friday 2023 promotions have just been "unwrapped" for all (new and existing) customers to enjoy starting this Thursday, November 16.
That's right, the nation-leading "Un-carrier" seems incapable of waiting until Thanksgiving to throw free stuff at everyone and anyone... willing to meet a couple of pretty straightforward special requirements.
Exclusive Samsung Store App offer: save up to $1,020 on the S23 Ultra
Install the Samsung Store App to save $300 off the Galaxy S23 Ultra. Additionally, turning in existing devices might save you up to $800, bringing your total savings on this smartphone to $1100 with an appropriate trade-in. Impressive! Download the app right now and save big on one of the finest Android phones of 2023!
The Motorola Razr (2023) is sporting a pretty appealing price tag this Black Friday on Amazon. You can have it for just $500, a significant markdown over the regular $700 price tag. The device offers an affordable entryway into the world of clamshell foldable phones, which is getting more and more populous by the minute. Take advantage of this awesome offer now.
Google Pixel 8 Pro: 20% off this Black Friday at Amazon
Google's latest non-foldable flagship phone, the Google Pixel 8 Pro, can be yours at 20% off its price tag this Black Friday. The smartphone has incredible AI capabilities, boasts a stunning camera, and a powerful processor. Plus, it showcases a 6.7-inch super Actua display with a dynamic refresh rate of up to 120Hz. display, as well as the latest flavor of Android on board. Get it and save 44% now!
What do the Galaxy S23, Z Flip 5, Google Pixel 8, Pixel 8 Pro, and Motorola Razr+ all have in common? You've guessed it, you can choose any one of these ultra-high-end Android handsets to "purchase" before Christmas from T-Mobile, and your expense will be knocked down to... $0 with a new line of service or an eligible device trade-in as long as you don't have a problem getting or staying on a Go5G Next or Go5G Plus plan.
The list of free phones continues with T-Mobile's own-brand REVVL 6x Pro 5G and REVVL 6x 5G, for which you need to add a line on "most plans." Alternatively, you can give Magenta an old handset in "any condition" (including with a cracked or completely broken screen), and the two 5G-enabled REVVLs will only set you back $50 apiece.
If you think it's literally impossible to beat or top these wicked Black Friday deals, then you must not be very familiar with how T-Mo often conducts its business. That's because you can combine your free phone with a free smartwatch like the Samsung Galaxy Watch 6 or Google Pixel Watchand a pair of complimentary noise-cancelling earbuds to truly set a new gold standard in terms of (early) Christmas savings.
Your gratis smartwatch will of course require a new line of service of its own, but the Galaxy Buds 2 will head your way at no cost whatsoever without any strings attached... once you meet all the other conditions. If you opt for a special bundle consisting of Samsung's "vanilla" Galaxy S23, Galaxy Watch 6, and Galaxy Buds 2, therefore, you're looking at saving an incredible $1,300 in total... after bill credits, sales tax, and everything else. Now that's just an insane level of generosity from a carrier that's gotten way more hate than love over the last few months.
But wait, there's more!
More opportunities to save big on the devices and services you love, that is, including a return of an uber-popular deal with four voice lines for a measly $100 a month all in all on an Essentials plan or Business Unlimited Select with AutoPay.
Then you have a free Galaxy Watch 6, free first-gen Pixel Watch, and half-off Pixel Watch 2 with a new watch line and no obligatory smartphone purchase, as well as up to $150 discounts on "select" JBL products.
Perhaps more notably, Metro by T-Mobile is unsurprisingly preparing an avalanche of early holiday promotions of its own starting November 16, with the hot new Samsung Galaxy S23 FE dropping from $600 to $0 with a number transfer in brick and mortar stores only for a "super limited" time.
The slightly humbler Samsung Galaxy A54 5G mid-ranger will also be free with port-ins on and offline to save you a very cool $469 of its own, whereas the affordable Motorola Razr foldable will technically cost $99.99 under the same condition... before netting you a virtual prepaid Mastercard of, you guessed it, $100 after your third monthly payment.
Last but certainly not least, Metro's already dirt-cheap 5G service will fall to a monthly cost of $25 for a single unlimited line as long as you bring your own device and phone number to the prepaid operator. Unlimited 5G plans probably can't get any cheaper than that this year, so be sure to pull the trigger as soon as this killer deal goes live. Otherwise, you may well miss it due to overwhelming customer demand.
Galaxy S24+ with T-Mobile and trade-in: save $600
Get the Galaxy S24+ with a subscription to T-Mobile via Samsung.com, and you can save up to $1,000 with a trade-in from participating carriers (this includes T-Mobile.) Alternatively, choose Samsung's trade-in option to save up to $600 on the S24+.
Galaxy S23 is up to $535 off with T-Mobile and a trade-in
Alternatively, you can trade in a suitable phone and sign up to T-Mobile through Samsung.com to save up to $535 on the Galaxy S23. Extra savings are available via Samsung's Offer Programs.
Save up to $1,050 on Z Flip 5 with T-Mobile at Samsung
Currently, you can get the Z Flip 5 with a subscription to T-Mobile through the official Samsung store at up to $1,050 off, including a $50 instant Samsung Credit with your selected carrier. As you might have guessed, the deal requires a trade-in.
Adrian, a mobile technology enthusiast since the Nokia 3310 era, has been a dynamic presence in the tech journalism field, contributing to Android Authority, Digital Trends, and Pocketnow before joining PhoneArena in 2018. His expertise spans across various platforms, with a particular fondness for the diversity of the Android ecosystem. Despite the challenges of balancing full-time parenthood with his work, Adrian's passion for tech trends, running, and movies keeps him energized. His commitment to mid-range smartphones has led to an eclectic collection of devices, saved from personal bankruptcy by his preference for 'adequate' over 'overpriced'.
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