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Apple iPhone 18 Pro preorders are live at T-Mobile with up to $1,200 off in savings — yep, enough to get a device included

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Apple iPhone 18 Pro preorders are live at T-Mobile with up to $1,200 off in savings — yep, enough to get a device included

The iPhone 18 Pro and 18 Pro Max are officially available to preorder at T-Mobile today and, as expected, the carrier has some great discounts for prospective upgraders.

Firstly is perhaps the most impressive deal.

It's a promotion for new customers specifically - one that lets you include an iPhone 18 Pro alongside a new line on the carrier's Experience Beyond 2.0 plan.

Impressively, no trade-ins are required here, which makes this a potentially good option if you're coming in fresh from another carrier without a decent phone ready to hand over.

The other discount, and one that's eligible for existing customers, is a trade-in rebate of up to $1,200 off.

That covers both the iPhone 18 Pro and the 18 Pro Max, so it's possible to get a significant discount on either device.

As you'd imagine, however, you will need the associated plan here; in this case, a line on either the Experience Beyond 2.0 plan or the legacy Go5G Next plan. iPhone 18 Pro now available to preorder at T-Mobile iPhone 18 Pro: included with a new line, or with an eligible trade-in at T-Mobile T-Mobile's opening iPhone 18 Pro deal is exactly what I was expecting; it's a very competitive deal indeed.

Firstly, new customers can get a standard iPhone 18 Pro included if they switch over from another carrier and pick up a device on the Experience Beyond 2.0 plan.

The other option at the carrier is a trade-in rebate of up to $1,200 off, which is a good option for upgraders.

That's also eligible on the Experience Beyond plan, but according to the T&Cs, it's also eligible for existing customers on the older Go5G Next plan too.

View Deal Is T-Mobile's opening deal good? It's roughly in line with what the carrier's offered on the high-end iPhones in the past couple of months.

That said, it's a little better than usual simply because the iPhone 18 Pro is $100 more expensive than the previous generation.

It's kind of 'adjusted for inflation' so to speak, which is welcome when you're paying so much for a plan.

Of the two deals, the switching offer is definitely a highlight, as several other carriers still require trade-in criteria to be eligible for a similar discount.

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