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iPhone 18 Pro preorders are open – here's how to get it for free

Save up to $1,200 on the new iPhone with these trade-in and carrier deals.

iPhone 18 Pro preorders are open – here's how to get it for free

Verizon is currently offering remarkable iPhone 18 deals, with the potential to save up to $1,200 on a new device. The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, along with Apple's foldable iPhone Duo, have been unveiled, prompting many Apple enthusiasts to seek the best preordering and trade-in options. Verizon's Simplicity Pro plan provides a $80 monthly bill, involving a $50 device payment for the iPhone 18 Pro and a $30 bill for the Verizon Unlimited plan. This option allows users to upgrade to the latest iPhone every 12 months.

An alternative is Verizon's myPlan account, which can save up to $1,200 on a new iPhone 18 model when switching to Verizon or opening a new line. Existing myPlan account holders can also benefit from up to $1,200 in savings with an eligible trade-in. Verizon's Simplicity and myPlan accounts come with a free Apple Watch and iPad when subscribed to for 36 months. Moreover, Verizon Business customers can get the iPhone 18 Pro (256GB) for free through an eligible trade-in.

Preorders for the iPhone 18 Pro start on September 12 at 8 a.m. ET, while the iPhone Duo preorders begin on October 16 at Verizon. Should you be interested in the iPhone 18 Pro Max, Verizon Business offers a $1,200 savings on the upgraded model. Keep in mind that preorder deadlines for the iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone Duo are September 12 and October 16, respectively.

Lastly, AT&T, T-Mobile, and Total Wireless also offer attractive deals on the iPhone 18 Pro, while Visible provides a $480 credit for the device when purchased with Visible+ Pro.

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