iPhone 17 Pro 256GB -Silver or Cosmic Orange
Verizon [walmart.com] - $1,099 + tax (36-month installment plan)
AT&T [walmart.com] - $1,099 + tax (36-month installment plan)
T-Mobile [walmart.com] - $1,099 + tax ($829 down payment required, then 24-month installment plan)
iPhone 17 Pro Max 256GB - Cosmic Orange
Verizon [walmart.com] - $1,199 + tax (36-month installment plan)
AT&T [walmart.com] - $1,199 + tax (36-month installment plan)
T-Mobile [walmart.com] - $1,199 + tax ($905 down payment required, then 24-month installment plan)
Phone will be initially carrier-locked. Unlocking requirements vary by carrier, see thread.
eGift card is sent via email within 24 hours of phone activation for in-store purchases & within 21 days after phone shipment for online purchases.
It appears this deal will run through 11/15, but also might come back later this month...
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For Event 1, Online purchase must occur between 12:01AM ET November 12, 2026 through 11:59PM PT November 15, 2026For Event 2, Online purchase must occur between 12:01AM ET November 23, 2026 through 11:59PM PT November 29, 2026. |


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Will go in this morning and see if I can add another line for another device.
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This Walmart carrier-financing deal pairs an iPhone 17 Pro or Pro Max with a $500 Walmart eGift card, and the strongest appeal is the low net cost for shoppers who can use the card at Walmart or Sam's. The phone can be financed through Verizon or AT&T, with some in-store purchases getting the gift card immediately and online orders receiving it later. The main catches are carrier lock-in, possible order cancellations, and plan restrictions such as Verizon Simplicity not working. Unlock timing also appears to depend on carrier and payoff timing, so the fine print matters.
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Was that the cheapest plan you get it working with? I was hoping to go with unlimited welcome like the original poster did.
Was that the cheapest plan you get it working with? I was hoping to go with unlimited welcome like the original poster did.
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Last year, AT&T was appealing because of the eSIM switch method to unlock devices immediately without paying extra. Does that eSIM bypass method still work?
Also, for Verizon: if I pay off a device in-store, can the activation fee be waived, and do I have to pay for 1st month bill?
I would rather lease the phone and get cheaper prepaid plans from US mobile or visible or mint and upgrade every year or 2
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