T-Mobile is offering their
ONEPLUS Nord N200 5G for
Free (via 24 Monthly Bill Credits) with a
Qualifying Device Trade-In.
Thanks to community member mommy08 for finding this deal.
- Note: Device trade in must be in good condition to qualify. If you cancel wireless service, credit may stop and remaining balance on required finance agreement may be due. $216 via bill credits; must be active and in good standing to receive credits, allow 2 bill cycles.
Alternatively,
T-Mobile offers their
ONEPLUS Nord N200 5G for
Free (via 24 Monthly Bill Credits) when you
add a new line of service on a qualifying rate plan.
- Note: If you’ve cancelled lines in past 90 days you may need to reactivate them first. Up to $300 via bill credits; must be active and in good standing to receive credits, allow 2 bill cycles.
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Step 2) Root it and install Android 11 on it
Step 3) Enjoy all the features it has that are better than the Nord N200
Step 4) Instead of buying a yearly plan for ~$15/month through an MVNO, pay T-Mobile ludicrous amounts for their garbage plans so you can get a statement credit and a new Oneplus Nord N200.
Hard pass.
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This deal isn't for everyone, but if you've got an old junk phone laying around, this is basically a free phone, or free backup.
If you have Magenta Max, note that you can currently trade in the OnePlus N200 for the OP10 and OP9 devices and get $600 trade-in value (no AAL required, but MagentaMax required). For the OP N200s I got last year, I actually plan to trade-in for the OP9 and then use the OP9 to trade it in for an iPhone 13/14 later in the year when the next iPhone promo is available without an AAL requirement. This might be too many hoops for others but figured I'd share in case you're interested in looking into it.
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If you have Magenta Max, note that you can currently trade in the OnePlus N200 for the OP10 and OP9 devices and get $600 trade-in value (no AAL required, but MagentaMax required). For the OP N200s I got last year, I actually plan to trade-in for the OP9 and then use the OP9 to trade it in for an iPhone 13/14 later in the year when the next iPhone promo is available without an AAL requirement. This might be too many hoops for others but figured I'd share in case you're interested in looking into it.
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Step 2) Root it and install Android 11 on it
Step 3) Enjoy all the features it has that are better than the Nord N200
Step 4) Instead of buying a yearly plan for ~$15/month through an MVNO, pay T-Mobile ludicrous amounts for their garbage plans so you can get a statement credit and a new Oneplus Nord N200.
Hard pass.
And regarding the V30 route, the battery life of a 5+ year old phone isn't something that would ever work for me (and I have no interested in a 3rd party battery replacements). I'd much rather use a new N200 myself. It's nice to have options to go whatever route makes sense for you (which means existing, happy T-Mobile customer for the free N200).
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If you're not in either of those categories, stop whining and move on, this deal is probably not for you.
That being said, I wish the deal was for a somewhat better phone. For example, the "free" LG Velvet 5G that was offered last year was a nice option. Something along those lines would be more enticing for those planning to keep the phone. I guess the Nord N200 is better than nothing but does not seem like a very good phone overall according to the reviews.
If you have Magenta Max, note that you can currently trade in the OnePlus N200 for the OP10 and OP9 devices and get $600 trade-in value (no AAL required, but MagentaMax required). For the OP N200s I got last year, I actually plan to trade-in for the OP9 and then use the OP9 to trade it in for an iPhone 13/14 later in the year when the next iPhone promo is available without an AAL requirement. This might be too many hoops for others but figured I'd share in case you're interested in looking into it.
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