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Both T-Mobile and Verizon want to give you a free Galaxy S26 FE — but which deal is best?

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Both T-Mobile and Verizon want to give you a free Galaxy S26 FE — but which deal is best?

Both Verizon and T-Mobile are currently offering a free Samsung Galaxy S26 FE to customers, but choosing the best deal requires careful consideration.

Verizon offers the Galaxy S26 FE when you add a line to their Unlimited Plus or Unlimited Welcome plans, priced at $90 and $105 per month respectively. By adding four lines and utilizing discounts, the monthly cost drops to $42.50 per line. The phone itself is free, but a $40 activation fee applies. T-Mobile, on the other hand, provides the same free phone when you add a line to their Experience More or Experience Beyond plans, which are also priced at $90 and $105 per month. Similarly, the phone is free, but a $35 activation fee is required.

Before making a decision, consider factors such as your current carrier status or willingness to switch. Also, compare coverage maps for both carriers in your area. T-Mobile's plans include extra perks like streaming subscriptions and international coverage, while Verizon allows you to customize your plan by mixing and matching for an additional fee.

If you prefer a traditional wireless plan with extensive coverage and international benefits, T-Mobile is the better option. However, if you desire the flexibility to customize your wireless experience with various perks, Verizon is the better choice. Regardless of your selection, you’ll receive a Galaxy S26 FE with a vibrant 6.7-inch 120Hz display, excellent battery life, and guaranteed seven years of OS and security updates.

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