Score the iPhone 18 Pro on T-Mobile, no trade-in required — plus other perks
T-Mobile's T-Mix plans offer the iPhone 18 Pro for $0 upfront with no trade-in required, plus picks for Netflix, Hulu, Apple Music and more.
Right now, new and existing T-Mobile customers can get the iPhone 18 Pro or an iPhone 17 for $0 upfront when they choose a qualifying T-Mix plan. Customers can choose from Standard, More and Loaded plans, which include perks such as streaming and delivery services, too. Take advantage of the deal while you can. iPhone 18 Pro: $0 upfront with T-Mobile One of the most exciting cell phone deals right now is T-Mobile's iPhone 18 Pro offer. For a limited time, shoppers can get the iPhone 18 Pro for $0 when they enroll in a qualifying T-Mix plan. The best part? There's no trade-in required. Enjoy fast performance, quick charging, all-day battery life and an updated camera system. iPhone 17: $0 upfront with T-Mobile Customers can also get the iPhone 17 for $0 upfront when they choose a qualifying T-Mix plan. It offers storage for photos, videos and apps, along with features such as enhanced audio and a solid front-facing camera. APPLE'S NEW AIRPODS 5 AND APPLE WATCHES ARE AVAILABLE NOW — HERE'S WHERE TO ORDER THEM What are T-Mobile's T-Mix plans? T-Mobile's new customizable plans include Standard, More and Loaded, each with different tiers, features and number of picks, which customers can use for benefits such as Netflix, Hulu, Apple Music, ESPN, DoorDash, Google Gemini, Xbox Game Pass and device promotions. T-Mix Standard, the entry-level option, costs $55 per month for one line and includes unlimited talk, text and data, 50GB of premium data and one Pick to use on an eligible benefit or device promotion. T-Mix More, the mid-tier option, costs $75 per month for one line and comes with two Picks, unlimited premium data and 60GB of high-speed hotspot data. T-Mix Loaded, the top tier option, costs $95 per month for one line and includes three Picks, unlimited premium data, 250GB of high-speed hotspot data, up to 4K UHD streaming and $5 watch and tablet lines.
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