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expiredOnePlus7pro posted Apr 14, 2026 12:05 PM
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Deal Details
Spectrum offers its Spectrum Internet Customers: 256GB Samsung Galaxy S26+ on sale for $699.99 - $700 Off when you Trade in Your Eligible Phone and Activate a New Spectrum Mobile Line (plan information) = Free (taxes will still apply). Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member OnePlus7pro for sharing this deal.
Note: You must be a Spectrum Internet Customer to be eligible for this deal. Taxes will still apply. This offer is valid through 4/21/26. Trade-in value will vary by device.
FAQ: How do I get my trade-in payment? After your device is processed, you'll receive a credit for its assessed value. If you've paid for your new device in full, the trade-in credit will be refunded to your account within the next two billing cycles. Otherwise, a monthly credit will be applied to your Device Payment Plan in equal increments for the remainder of the plan, starting within two billing cycles.
Specs:
Thanks to community member OnePlus7pro for sharing this deal.
Note: You must be a Spectrum Internet Customer to be eligible for this deal. Taxes will still apply. This offer is valid through 4/21/26. Trade-in value will vary by device.
FAQ: How do I get my trade-in payment? After your device is processed, you'll receive a credit for its assessed value. If you've paid for your new device in full, the trade-in credit will be refunded to your account within the next two billing cycles. Otherwise, a monthly credit will be applied to your Device Payment Plan in equal increments for the remainder of the plan, starting within two billing cycles.
Specs:
- 6.7" Dynamic AMOLED 2X 3120 x 1440 (Quad HD+) Display
- Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy
- 12GB RAM
- 256GB Internal Storage
- Triple Rear Cameras: 50MP wide + 12MP ultrawide + 10MP telephoto
- 4900 mAh Battery, 15W wireless charging
- Android 16, One UI 8.5
- USB Type-C 3.2 Port
Editor's Notes
Written by qwikwit | Staff- Offer Terms:
- $700 Off with trade-in: Trade-in terms require customers to trade in qualifying device, purchase and activate a new device. Trade-in device must have a value greater than $0. If the value of the trade-in device credit exceeds the cost of the new device, credit will be reflected on bill statement within 2-3 bill cycles. Any promotional credits offered will be reflected over 36 mos on the bill statement. One trade-in promotional offer is available per line. Disconnection of mobile line for any reason or initiation of an upgrade before the device is paid off will result in forfeiture of any unapplied promotional credits. Visit www.spectrum.com/mobile/trade-in for details.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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Spectrum offers its Spectrum Internet Customers: 256GB Samsung Galaxy S26+ on sale for $699.99 - $700 Off when you Trade in Your Eligible Phone and Activate a New Spectrum Mobile Line (plan information) = Free (taxes will still apply). Shipping is free.
Thanks to community member OnePlus7pro for sharing this deal.
Note: You must be a Spectrum Internet Customer to be eligible for this deal. Taxes will still apply. This offer is valid through 4/21/26. Trade-in value will vary by device.
FAQ: How do I get my trade-in payment? After your device is processed, you'll receive a credit for its assessed value. If you've paid for your new device in full, the trade-in credit will be refunded to your account within the next two billing cycles. Otherwise, a monthly credit will be applied to your Device Payment Plan in equal increments for the remainder of the plan, starting within two billing cycles.
Specs:
Thanks to community member OnePlus7pro for sharing this deal.
Note: You must be a Spectrum Internet Customer to be eligible for this deal. Taxes will still apply. This offer is valid through 4/21/26. Trade-in value will vary by device.
FAQ: How do I get my trade-in payment? After your device is processed, you'll receive a credit for its assessed value. If you've paid for your new device in full, the trade-in credit will be refunded to your account within the next two billing cycles. Otherwise, a monthly credit will be applied to your Device Payment Plan in equal increments for the remainder of the plan, starting within two billing cycles.
Specs:
- 6.7" Dynamic AMOLED 2X 3120 x 1440 (Quad HD+) Display
- Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 for Galaxy
- 12GB RAM
- 256GB Internal Storage
- Triple Rear Cameras: 50MP wide + 12MP ultrawide + 10MP telephoto
- 4900 mAh Battery, 15W wireless charging
- Android 16, One UI 8.5
- USB Type-C 3.2 Port
Editor's Notes
Written by qwikwit | Staff- Offer Terms:
- $700 Off with trade-in: Trade-in terms require customers to trade in qualifying device, purchase and activate a new device. Trade-in device must have a value greater than $0. If the value of the trade-in device credit exceeds the cost of the new device, credit will be reflected on bill statement within 2-3 bill cycles. Any promotional credits offered will be reflected over 36 mos on the bill statement. One trade-in promotional offer is available per line. Disconnection of mobile line for any reason or initiation of an upgrade before the device is paid off will result in forfeiture of any unapplied promotional credits. Visit www.spectrum.com/mobile/trade-in for details.
- Please see the original post for additional details & give the WIKI and additional forum comments a read for helpful discussion.
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This worked for me today in Texas for an S26+.
I went to Walmart and bought the Moto G 2025 64gb, turned it on and got to the home screen, went to spectrum and traded it in.
Spectrum had to select "Other" for carrier and I got the $400 off plus $705 for the trade in. It seems like taxes were on the price of the phone minus the trade in value, so taxed on $395 at 8.25% taxes were $32.58.
In total I paid $27.57 to Spectrum (1100-400-705=-5 +32.58 tax)
On top of that I paid Walmart $32.35.
So all in was $59.92.
https://www.walmart.com/ip/seort/14552506783
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I purchased an S26 on 4/1 from a local store using a physical SIM. Later, when the S26 Plus promotion started, I ordered an S26 Plus online on the same line on 4/16. I never unboxed the S26 Plus and continued using my S26, assuming it would become eligible for unlocking around 6/1.
When I contacted support, the online agent told me that because a new order was placed on the line on 4/16, the 60-day unlock timer had effectively reset, and I would need to wait until 6/16.
On 6/16, I contacted support again to request the unlock. The agent said he sent an unlock signal, but I never received anything on my S26 (the S26 Plus was still sealed in the box). Since I couldn't confirm receipt of the unlock signal, he opened a support ticket.
Later, I received a call regarding the ticket. The agent mentioned she was sending the unlock signal to the IMEI ending in XXXX, which turned out to be the S26 Plus. That's when I realized the system was treating the S26 Plus as the active device on my line. I quickly unboxed it, connected it to Wi-Fi, and was able to receive the unlock signal and unlock the S26 Plus.
Since the system was now showing the S26 Plus as the active device, I moved my physical SIM from the S26 to the S26 Plus and then back to the S26 so the system would update to the S26.
The next day (6/17), I contacted support via chat and was able to get the S26 unlocked as well.
End result: both my S26 and S26 Plus are now unlocked. It took about 75 days from the original S26 purchase, but both devices were successfully unlocked in the end.
Hopefully this helps someone who has multiple devices on the same line and is wondering why the unlock request isn't reaching the phone they're actually using.
I purchased an S26 on 4/1 from a local store using a physical SIM. Later, when the S26 Plus promotion started, I ordered an S26 Plus online on the same line on 4/16. I never unboxed the S26 Plus and continued using my S26, assuming it would become eligible for unlocking around 6/1.
When I contacted support, the online agent told me that because a new order was placed on the line on 4/16, the 60-day unlock timer had effectively reset, and I would need to wait until 6/16.
On 6/16, I contacted support again to request the unlock. The agent said he sent an unlock signal, but I never received anything on my S26 (the S26 Plus was still sealed in the box). Since I couldn't confirm receipt of the unlock signal, he opened a support ticket.
Later, I received a call regarding the ticket. The agent mentioned she was sending the unlock signal to the IMEI ending in XXXX, which turned out to be the S26 Plus. That's when I realized the system was treating the S26 Plus as the active device on my line. I quickly unboxed it, connected it to Wi-Fi, and was able to receive the unlock signal and unlock the S26 Plus.
Since the system was now showing the S26 Plus as the active device, I moved my physical SIM from the S26 to the S26 Plus and then back to the S26 so the system would update to the S26.
The next day (6/17), I contacted support via chat and was able to get the S26 unlocked as well.
End result: both my S26 and S26 Plus are now unlocked. It took about 75 days from the original S26 purchase, but both devices were successfully unlocked in the end.
Hopefully this helps someone who has multiple devices on the same line and is wondering why the unlock request isn't reaching the phone they're actually using.
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When I was in chat the person asked to verify that the phones that needed to be unlocked were physically turned on and on Wifi. So yes phones need to be turned on in order to get them unlocked however they do not need to be active. One of mine was on a suspended line. When requesting the unlock--I did the one on free line first then they asked if there was something else I needed and I said yes I need this other phone unlocked (the phone that was suspended) Today I need to unlock 2 other suspended phones and then I'll be done for now
You will need to have the phone on and on wifi for the unlock to go through.
You will need to have the phone on and on wifi for the unlock to go through.
Thank you. I am showing that this line is currently suspended, in order to unlock the device, it would need to be reactivated.
I will try another representative and see what happens. Should I wait for another day or try today?
I got denied on my unlock of suspended line today.
Suspend as close to the 30 day mark as you can--just in case you have to reactivate it.
I got denied on my unlock of suspended line today.
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