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T-Mobile's Apple iPhone 18 Pro "On Us" Deal Explained

Apple's newest lineup of iPhone 18 phones, which includes the iPhone 18 Pro, iPhone 18 Pro Max, and the all new iPhone 18 Duo, was announced during Apple's "Surprise and Shine" Event on September 9. Preorders have officially gone live for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, with orders shipping out starting September 18. Get an iPhone 18 Pro "On Us" at T-Mobile Preorders are now live, phones ship on…

T-Mobile's Apple iPhone 18 Pro "On Us" Deal Explained

T-Mobile has launched its iPhone 18 On Us promotion, offering a free iPhone 18 Pro to new customers or those upgrading their phones. To take advantage of the deal, users must switch carriers and port in their number or trade in an eligible device, regardless of its condition. The promotion also requires signing up for the Experience Beyond plan, which provides unlimited talk, text, and 5G premium data, along with Netflix, Hulu, and Apple TV subscriptions.

The deal is available for the iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max, with a $35 connection charge for the Pro Max. The Experience Beyond plan costs $100 per month, and the iPhone Duo may follow suit in the future. The iPhone 18 Pro and Pro Max feature an upgraded A20 Pro processor, improved camera capabilities, and faster charging. Foldable smartphones will be a new offering from Apple with the upcoming iPhone Duo.

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