T-Mobile's newest 5G REVVL phone is now free with damaged device trade-ins
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T-Mobile has a lot of great phones you can get at a crazy low price or even completely free of charge with various strings attached, but while the "Un-carrier's" own-brand REVVL 6 and 6 Pro 5G don't exactly stand out with their design or specs, a killer new deal makes the two 5G-enabled mid-rangers simply irresistible.
Released just last month at already reasonable list prices of $169.99 and $219.99 respectively, the T-Mobile REVVL 6 and REVVL 6 Pro can now be yours for $0 and $50 with literally any trade-in.
We're talking smart and "dumb" phones, working or not, with or without visible damage of any kind. Does your old handset not power on anymore? T-Mobile will take it off your hands and give you $169.99 credit towards a REVVL 6 5G or REVVL 6 Pro 5G purchase with no questions asked.
Is the screen cracked or completely shattered? No problem. Does it have liquid damage? Bring it on. Is it stolen? That... will obviously not work, but otherwise, you can truly give Magenta anything and get a... decent new Android smartphone for free in the process. You don't even have to open a new line of service, and apparently, all plans are eligible for this phenomenal "limited-time" offer.
One of the very few things you need to keep in mind before pulling the trigger is that a $35 assisted or upgrade support charge "may be" required for in-store purchases and customer service calls regarding this deal, making the REVVL 6 5G technically not completely free.
You can of course easily avoid that by ordering the 6.5-inch device online or opting for its bigger and slightly better 6.82-inch brother at 50 bucks. With HD+ screen resolution and MediaTek Dimensity 700 processing power, the two are not exactly among the best phones money can buy right now, but at these reduced and extremely easily accessible prices, their value looks essentially unrivaled, at least on paper.
The REVVL 6 Pro 5G, mind you, comes with a pretty hefty 5,000mAh battery and a quad rear-facing camera system in tow headlined by a 50MP primary shooter, as well as a decent 6GB RAM count paired with a generous 128 gigs of internal storage space. What more could you possibly desire from such an ultra-low-cost handset?
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