Black Friday T-Mobile deals were recently leaked on Reddit. However, the said deals are not confirmed by the company yet. Nevertheless, here is a roundup of the suggested Black Friday treats from T-Mobile.
Black Friday T-Mobile deals include discounts and freebies from Apple, Samsung and LG product purchases. Apple's iPad Pro 9.7 in 32GB and iPad Air 2 are suggested to be sold at $250 off. Additionally, T-Mobile's iPad On Us promo is also expected to include a free iPad Mini 4 for iPad purchases paid through bill credits.
Black Friday T-Mobile deal is also said to give out a 30 percent discount on iPhone accessories for customers who will buy three items, BGR reported. T-Mobile also has an iPhone For All promo. The said promo allows consumers to get a 16GB iPhone SE at $99 off for bill credits.
Meanwhile, Samsung devices that made it to Black Friday T-Mobile treats include the Galaxy s7 and the Galaxy Note 5. The said devices are part of the Samsung Flagship BOGO deal. Customers can get their second Samsung device at 50 percent off via bill credits if they get either of the two devices.
T-Mobile also has a Thanksgiving Phone On Us promo where consumers can get Samsung Galaxy J7 and Samsung Galaxy On 5 for free. Though no specific details are revealed yet, the Redditor who posted T-Mobile's deals claimed that more LG devices will also be included in the promos soon. In the meantime, the current LG devices that are believed to be part of Black Friday T-Mobile deals are LG G5, LG K10 and LG K7 which are also part of the Thanksgiving Phone On Us promo.
Black Friday T-Mobile deals also include a 4th Line On Us wherein consumers are allowed to get a free T-Mobile One line for free if they subscribe for four lines. The company is also set to include a Port In Credit 200 promo that rewards clients with $200 bill credit for 4 lines activation and Port In Credit 50 promo that gives out $50 bill credit for one line activation. Lastly, T-Mobile is believed to make UE Boom 2 and UE Megaboom available at $99 and $199, respectively. Check out T-Mobile commercial below.
