I was looking at these deals and saw the crazy trade-in deals for their new Go5G plans. Magenta Max plans aren't eligible though.
Those with older iPhones like the 7 and 8 can take advantage of this insane value. Customers who have or switch to the new Go5G Plus plan (not the base Go5G plan). Promo is limited to 4 per account.
Go5G plan details:
https://www.droid-life.com/2023/0...price/amp/
$830 Trade-In Value
• Apple iPhone: 7, 7 Plus, 8, 8 Plus, SE, X, XR, XS, XS Max, 11,
11 Pro, 11 Pro Max, 12, 12 mini, 12 Pro, 12 Pro Max, 13, 13 mini,
13 Pro, 13 Pro Max, 14, 14 Plus, 14 Pro, 14 Pro Max, SE (3rd
Gen), SE (2nd Gen),
• Samsung Galaxy: S20, S20+, S20 Ultra, S20 FE, S21, S21+, S21 Ultra, S21FE, S22, S22+, S22 Ultra, S23, S23+, S23 Ultra, Note10, Note10+, Note10 Lite, Note20, Note20 Ultra, Z Fold2, Z
Fold3, Z Flip 3, Z Flip4, Z Fold4
• OnePlus: 10 Pro 5G, 9 Pro 5G
• Google Pixel: 7, 7 Pro 5G, 7 Pro
$415 Trade-in Value
• Samsung Galaxy: S8, S8+, S8 Active, S9, S9+, S10, S10e,
S10+, S10 5G, Note8, Note9, Z Fold, Z Flip, A51, A51 5G, A52, A52 5G, A53 5G, A54 5G, A70, A71, A71 5G
• OnePlus: 7T Pro, 7T Pro McLaren, 7T, 8T+ 5G, 8T, 8 Pro 5G, 8
5G, 9 5G, 10T 5G
• Google Pixel: 4, 4 XL, 4a, 4a 5G, 5a 5G, 5, 6, 6 Pro, 6a
• LG: Wing, Velvet, V50 ThinQ, V60 ThinQ
• Moto: razr 4G, razr 5G, Moto Edge, Edge 20 Lite, Edge 20
Fusion, Edge 2021, Edge 2022
The "Uncarrier" T-Mobile is launching new plans on Sunday, April 23rd. We previously covered that the company already has exclusive Go5G Plus promotions lined up, and now we know exactly what kind of insane value that new plan will offer customers.
Our previous coverage reported on an upcoming iPhone "On Us" promotion for Go5G Plus subscribers. The offer gives up to $830 towards an iPhone 14 or 13 series device with eligible trade-in. We now have a list of what devices will get full value, and it's pretty impressive.
The company will give you the full $830 value for phones from as far back as 2016. This includes devices like the iPhone 7, iPhone SE, and iPhone X/XR/XS.
The promotion is clearly designed for iPhone users, as the highest values are for Apple devices. The eligible Samsung devices are much newer, like the Samsung Galaxy S20.
In addition to the highest values, customers can get half-value ($415) towards a new iPhone when they trade in some nearly as old (but non-Apple) devices like a Samsung Galaxy S8 or even budget devices like the Samsung Galaxy A71 5G.
This promo marks the first of what is likely many to come that are exclusive to the new Go5G Plus plan. So far it appears Magenta MAX customers are not eligible for these elevated trade-in values. T-Mobile promises that their new plan will offer "the same promotions as new customers now and forever", so if you trust them to do that, you may want to consider switching to the new Go5G Plus plan when it becomes available April 23rd.
https://tmo.report/2023/04/t-mobi...ld-iphone/
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Folks on Go5G get 15GB of high-speed data for hotspots, as well as 10GB of high-speed data when in Mexico and Canada. For Go5G Plus, hotspot data jumps to 50GB along with 15GB for Canada/Mexico use. In Magenta and Magenta Max, hotspot high-speed data was capped at 5GB and 40GB, respectively, and only 5GB for both plans when in Canada/Mexico.
T-Mobile is still including things like free Apple TV+ and Netflix, flight streaming sessions, and 5GB of international data. That's pretty much it, though.
In terms of pricing, Go5G and Go5G Plus prices are both up by $5 per month on single lines. So you have starting prices of $75/mo for Go5G and $90/mo for Go5G Plus. Also, for Go5G Plus at lines 1, 2, 3, and 4 you would pay $90, $150, $150, and $185. Those are all increase across the board from $5 up to $15 per month. Taxes and fees are included, by the way.
For those already on heavily discounted Magenta Max with lots of free lines, we will watch how it plays for current customers. Trading in a first generation SE for $830 off is very tempting. 😁
OP - be ready to be downvoted for bill credits (no instant discount), trade in nightmares, bill credit screw ups, even more expensive premium plan and (my favorite) not posting a deal that's not totally free or where you get paid.
I got burned for posting Magenta Max only deals in the past and stopped posting deals altogether.
Let's see if I get more downvotes than this - https://slickdeals.net/f/16536619-iphone-13-pro-1tb-949-99-from-t-mobile?p=162520
I asked mods to mark my own thread as dead before the deal even ended - https://slickdeals.net/f/16471636-t-mobile-magenta-max-only-port-a-line-get-up-to-730-off-iphone-13-series-bill-credits-no-trade-in.
Folks on Go5G get 15GB of high-speed data for hotspots, as well as 10GB of high-speed data when in Mexico and Canada. For Go5G Plus, hotspot data jumps to 50GB along with 15GB for Canada/Mexico use. In Magenta and Magenta Max, hotspot high-speed data was capped at 5GB and 40GB, respectively, and only 5GB for both plans when in Canada/Mexico.
T-Mobile is still including things like free Apple TV+ and Netflix, flight streaming sessions, and 5GB of international data. That's pretty much it, though.
In terms of pricing, Go5G and Go5G Plus prices are both up by $5 per month on single lines. So you have starting prices of $75/mo for Go5G and $90/mo for Go5G Plus. Also, for Go5G Plus at lines 1, 2, 3, and 4 you would pay $90, $150, $150, and $185. Those are all increase across the board from $5 up to $15 per month. Taxes and fees are included, by the way.
Has it been confirmed yet if the first responder, military and 55+ versions of the Go5G plans also increase by $5 per line?.
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It's unsurprising how people get sucked into product bundling ("plus you will get Netflix/Apple TV…") and premium branding ("premium data etc."), when only a small % of customer base (travelers or people who rely on fast internet for work or don't have home wifi) truly can benefit from such bundled products.
Caveat emptor
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It's unsurprising how people get sucked into product bundling ("plus you will get Netflix/Apple TV…") and premium branding ("premium data etc."), when only a small % of customer base (travelers or people who rely on fast internet for work or don't have home wifi) truly can benefit from such bundled products.
Caveat emptor
Similarly, all T-Mobile Tuesday perks … lot of times cost to drive to get a free sandwich is same as cost of sandwich. There also lies magic … by offering 5 promos, T-Mobile ensures that it receives credit for 5 but models that not every subscriber will use all 5 every week!
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