T-Mobile presents an opportunity to save on the latest iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max, available for preorder starting Saturday, September 12. Customers can take advantage of significant discounts with eligible trade-ins and specific plans.
iPhone 18 Pro Deal
The iPhone 18 Pro, priced at $1,199 for preorder, features a faster chip and new color choices. To celebrate its launch, T-Mobile is offering a special deal: obtain the iPhone 18 Pro at no extra cost by trading in an eligible device and enrolling in the Experience Beyond plan.
The new iPhone 18 Pro is reportedly 50% faster and delivers up to 13 more hours of video playback than previous models. New T-Mobile customers can switch, keep their existing phone number, and enroll in the Experience Beyond plan to qualify. Existing customers may qualify by trading in an eligible device, irrespective of its condition, while current Experience Beyond plan users may qualify as well.
The Experience Beyond plan costs $100 per month for one line, $85 per line for two lines, and approximately $57 per line for three lines. This plan includes unlimited talk, text, data, along with Netflix and Hulu.
iPhone 18 Pro Max Offer
For a larger screen, consider the iPhone 18 Pro Max, which is available for preorder at $1,299. This variant provides up to 15 additional hours of video playback, offering a total of 45 hours on a full charge. The iPhone 18 Pro Max comes in Burgundy, Silver, and Black, similar to the iPhone 18 Pro.
T-Mobile extends an offer of up to $1,200 off the iPhone 18 Pro Max with an eligible trade-in under the Experience Beyond plan. This would reduce the price to $99 before taxes, fees, and plan costs.
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Information provided by Christopher Murray, a commerce writer for Fox News, who covers topics such as outdoor gear, DIY projects, grills, pet products, and auto must-haves.

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