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T-Mobile is giving away the new Apple iPhone 18 Pro for free — how to claim

How to get a free iPhone. Get the Apple iPhone 18 Pro for free by bringing your number on T-Mobile’s Experience Beyond plan.

T-Mobile is giving away the new Apple iPhone 18 Pro for free — how to claim

T-Mobile is currently offering the brand new Apple iPhone 18 Pro at no cost. To be eligible for this deal, customers can either switch to an Experience Beyond plan and retain their existing phone number, or they can trade in a compatible phone in any condition on an Experience Beyond plan. This offer is part of T-Mobile's extensive range of launch deals, and it provides an excellent opportunity to get Apple's flagship device without a significant upfront investment.

To qualify for the free iPhone 18 Pro, customers must commit to staying with T-Mobile for a period of three years. The deal is structured as monthly credits over a 36-month payment plan, which effectively reduces the financial burden of purchasing the premium smartphone. It's important to note that T-Mobile requires the payment of local sales tax on the phone's full retail value upfront, as well as a standard $35 device connection fee per line at checkout.

While this adds a minor inconvenience, the overall value of the deal makes it a worthwhile choice for those seeking to acquire the latest iPhone without breaking the bank. Now is the perfect time to take advantage of this offer and secure the Apple iPhone 18 Pro for free.

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