T-Mobile Offers Free iPhone 7 or 7 Plus With Eligible Device Trade-In for Black Friday

T-Mobile today announced its Black Friday deals, bringing back a popular trade-in offer that will allow customers to get a free or discounted iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus when trading in an older device.

When trading in an iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 7, or iPhone 7 Plus, Galaxy S6, Galaxy S6 Edge, Galaxy S7, Galaxy S7 Edge, or Note 5, customers can get a 32GB iPhone 7 for free. With the trade-in of the above listed phones, a 32GB iPhone 7 Plus costs $100, with the exception of a Galaxy S7 Edge or an iPhone 7 Plus trade-in, which drops the price to $0.

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With older smartphones, including the iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone SE, Note 4, Galaxy S5, LG G4, LG, and V10, customers can get an iPhone 7 for $100 or an iPhone 7 Plus for $200. There's also an option to trade in the iPhone 5, 5c, and 5s, which drops the price on a new iPhone 7 to $350 and a new iPhone 7 Plus to $450. Customers can get more storage space at an additional fee.

"This year, the holidays are on us!" said John Legere, president and CEO of T-Mobile. "2016 has been a looong year. And now it's time for family and holidays and giving! So we're going to start giving like only the Un-carrier can. We're covering the cost of your holiday shopping and giving you the most popular superphones for the holidays. Call me crazy, but it feels good to give!"

T-Mobile is also offering customers $200 for every line that's switched to T-Mobile with an eligible device payment plan and a T-Mobile ONE service plan. Customers can receive up to $2,400 based on the number of lines switched to T-Mobile from another carrier, with T-Mobile providing the payment in the form of a prepaid MasterCard.

For everyone, including AT&T, Verizon, and Sprint customers, T-Mobile is offering a free hour of Wi-Fi on all Gogo-equipped domestic flights. The free Wi-Fi will be available from Tuesday, November 22 to Saturday, November 26.

Other T-Mobile deals:

$70 off UE Boom 2 Wireless Speaker
$30 off LG Tone Pro 760 Bluetooth headset
$50 off mophie Powerstation Mini

T-Mobile's Black Friday deals will be available starting on November 24 at 12:01 a.m. Pacific Time and will run through Sunday, November 27 at 11:59 p.m. Pacific Time.

For tons more Black Friday deals and discounts, make sure to check out our Black Friday roundup. It lists deals from every store discounting Apple products, plus it has dozens of discounts on Apple-related software and accessories.

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benhighman

36 months ago

Who's trading in their 7 Plus for new 7 Plus!?

Rating: 23 Votes

Bryan Bowler

36 months ago

Warning: T-Mobile screws up all the time on these trade-in deals. Be prepared to do everything right and then have to constantly call them for several months to fix the mistakes their craptacular CSRs make. I've had to do that for two upgrade cycles in a row and I will never do it again. I don't care if John Legere promises to hand-deliver the phone himself in a pink tutu. I am not putting up with their crap again.

Rating: 5 Votes

Michael Scrip

36 months ago

You're stuck with them for two years. If you leave, you owe the remaining balance left on the phone.

The required plan is what's gunna nail you. Free phone, expensive plan. Locked in for 2 years.

So it's like it used to be. They used to call these "contracts"

And I thought T-Mobile was the UN-Carrier?

Seriously... remember when they said that? They took a stand and said "NO MORE CONTRACTS"

It was glorious. They had big press conferences for it. Made a big deal out of it. Got lots of attention. Made fun of other carriers who still offered contracts.

Are we supposed to forget this?

So much hypocrisy exhibited here.

Rating: 3 Votes

Pelea

36 months ago

There has to be a catch. That sounds too good to be true

Rating: 3 Votes

odditie

36 months ago

Who's trading in their 7 Plus for new 7 Plus!?

Someone who decides to switch to T-Mobile who's 7+ doesn't work on their network...

Rating: 3 Votes

rjohnstone

36 months ago

You're stuck with them for two years. If you leave, you owe the remaining balance left on the phone.

Rating: 3 Votes

BvizioN

36 months ago

Ok, so you give an exellent phone to get an excellent phone and pay just a little or nothing, but in return you get a 2 years commitment to their network?? Guys...am missing what the big deal is here!!

Rating: 2 Votes