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Free iPhone, Complimentary Netflix and $750 in Savings: T-Mobile’s New “250 Reasons” Campaign Highlights All the Incentives to Switch

The carrier’s summer campaign is making a case for customers to choose T-Mobile. Here’s how to claim a free phone, free streaming accounts and more.

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August 24, 2026 1:14pm

T-Mobile's "250 Reasons" Campaign Highlights Perks, Free Phones, Deals

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Come for the savings, stay for the perks — T-Mobiles “250 Reasons” campaign, timed with America’s Semiquincentennial, is successfully convincing customers to make the switch from their current cell phone carrier.

Of all the reasons to choose T-Mobile, the guaranteed $750 in savings in the first year alone has to be the standout.* The “iPhone 17 Pro On Us” offer is certainly a close second. And being the fastest 5G network doesn’t fall far behind. Below, a breakdown of our favorite “250 reasons.”

The Value: Switch and Save $750

Between $100 back and $650 worth of built-in benefits, T-Mobile guarantees a savings of $750 in the first year alone when opting for its Experience Beyond plan, which includes Netflix and Hulu for free, Apple TV for $3 per month (more on this below), plus unlimited mobile hotspotting.*

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The Free Devices: iPhone 17 and New Samsung Galaxy “On Us”

Get the latest iPhone for free — no trade-in needed — just by signing up for T-Mobile’s Experience Beyond plan. Same goes for the newest Samsung devices, including the Galaxy Z Fold 8.

The Speed: T-Mobile Awarded “Best Mobile Network”

The mobile provider’s service was confirmed by performance testing firms to offer the most consistent 5G access, broadest coverage and fastest median download speeds.

The Entertainment Benefits: Netflix, Hulu and More “On Us”

T-Mobile offers the best entertainment benefits in wireless. Qualifying plans now include complimentary Netflix and Hulu accounts, and when available, a free season-long subscription to MLB.TV, which is valued at $149.99 per year. Customers can also get four months of free access to music service Pandora Premium and six months of free SiriusXM. Apple TV (streaming home to Formula 1, Friday Night Baseball, etc.) is available for just $3 per month, which, when combined with complimentary Hulu and Netflix, equates to a value of $360 per year.

The 24/7 Roadside Assistance: AAA “On Us”

Enjoy one year of either a Basic or Classic AAA membership at no cost.

The Travel Benefits: Freebies, Upgrades and Exclusive Access

With T-Mobile’s customer-only event lounges, enjoy premium viewing areas and complimentary amenities at major concerts, sports games and music festivals. And on your way there, cheers with a free premium drink on Delta flights.

Find your reason to make the switch.

*Based on the value of benefits included with Experience Beyond, like entertainment and one year of AAA Classic and DashPass on us. Benefits may require activation; see plan for details. Get $100 via virtual prepaid Mastercard with eligible port-in; no cash access and expires in 6 months, issued by Sunrise Banks N.A., Member FDIC. Allow 8 weeks. Visit T-Mobile.com.

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