Costco Warehouse Offer: 2x T-Mobile Samsung Galaxy S10 + Active2 Watches Expired

we all hate the add-a-line promos just as much as you do, but at lease with this promo you can cancel the line after you get the rebate, as opposed to monthly credit promos.

Why does anybody hate an "add-a-line" promo or any other promo? If a promo doesn't appeal to someone they can just ignore it and skip the hate and the stress. As for the add-a-line promos specifically, people with children coming of age or expanding cottage businesses, among others, may love these promos. Everybody would be a lot better off if they focused on what they could enjoy and use instead of something that isn't relevant to them.

I just did this deal yesterday. Nice as I needed a phone and was also looking at used Active watches on eBay to use some credit I had there.

It may already be clear in earlier comments, but this is not a true BOGO deal. It was up to $1100 back (or it might have been $1,000 - can't remember) on the purchase of two Samsung Galaxy phones. I can't remember if the Note was an option (didn't get a clear look at their promo folder, and the display didn't make it clear), but it definitely included all S10 models (S10e, S10, S10+). There is a reasonable chance it includes the Note given the rebate amount - worth checking since the cost of the S10+ is $900 (so why would the rebate be up to $1000 or $100?).

The Active Watch 2 definitely makes this deal slick but unlike the rebate above, I am pretty sure this works only on the S10 series phones, not Notes. My Costco (Gilbert, AZ) has a choice of the 40mm in Rose Gold ($270) or the 44mm in black ($290). You could choose any two, and the price was discounted in full at the register. The 44mm has a significantly larger battery (340mAh vs 247mAh). Both include an extra charger. I got two of the more expensive 44mm watches to maximize the deal. I don't have big wrists and don't like clunky watches, but the 44mm fits me fine and is slim and comfortable enough that I don't even notice I'm wearing it.

I opted for the Spigen case + screen protector bundle for $20 just to have something immediately to protect my phone. $20 for that. The case is nothing special, but good quality and slim design even with the built-in kickstand. With this, the two S10 phones, and the two 44mm Active 2 watches, the total with tax came to $1468.17. I assume I'll get $649.99 back for the rebate for a net cost of $818.18. I would have rather had the S10+, but for an extra $250 (+tax * 2), that would have been a lot of cash to front. The rebate is supposed to take up to 8 weeks. I was told people are getting them in as little as 4-5 weeks, so well within the 90-day Costco return window if you run into any problems (or a slicker deal!).