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T-Mobile will let you knock $1,200 off an iPhone Duo — here's how to get it

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T-Mobile will let you knock $1,200 off an iPhone Duo — here's how to get it

The iPhone Duo is proving very difficult to get hold of, and it seems the high price tag has not made the foldable any less desirable. Well it might end up on a few more wish lists, now that T-Mobile has just increased the amount of money you can save on iPhone Duo when you trade in your old device.

Previously T-Mobile offered up to $1,000 of trade-in credit when you ordered an iPhone Duo. Now that figure has been increased to $1,200, and the best part isn't that it's an "any-condition" trade-in offer; it's that you can snag the same discount and keep your existing device. You just need to sign on for the right plan.

Save up to $1,200 on the iPhone Duo at T-Mobile. All you need to do is trade in an eligible device and sign up for an eligible plan. Or, if you want to keep your old device, you simply need to sign up for a new line and port your old number from an eligible carrier for the same discount.View Deal

If you plan on trading in your old device for an iPhone Duo, you should be aware that T-Mobile has a particular list of phones that will actually net you the full $1,200 credit. The bad news is that it's limited to Apple and Samsung handsets; the good news is that it doesn't require you to trade-in something fairly new.

In fact, the oldest eligible iPhone is the iPhone 15 Pro and Pro Max , while anyone rocking a Samsung Galaxy S24+ and Z Flip 5 (or newer) can also claim that sweet discount.


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