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First came T-Mobile‘s headline-making free iPhone 17 offer, a retail value of $830+ at no cost to customers. Now, the carrier is sweetening the deal with its latest free device offer, marking its biggest Android growth moment of the year. For a limited time, T-Mobile is gifting customers either a free Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra (up to $1,300 value) or a free Samsung Galaxy S26+ (up to $1,100 value). Here’s how it works.

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Samsung first announced its Galaxy S26 series (S26, S26+ and S26 Ultra) on Feb. 25, with an official launch date of March 11. With the announcement of Samsung’s most advanced series to date came the news of T-Mobile’s latest free phone offerings. The “Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra On Us” and the “Samsung Galaxy S26+ On Us” promotions are available to either new customers or existing customers who add a new line on their Experience Beyond plan for the S26 Ultra, or Experience More plan for the S26+. These are the key details for each offer:

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Option One: Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra On Us (up to $1,300)

Option Two: Samsung Galaxy S26+ On Us (up to ($1,100)

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On top of rewarding customers with free devices, T-Mobile is enticing new users with its five-year price guarantee, meaning customers who sign up now will have their rate locked in for at least five years. Plus, with the launch of T-Mobile’s “15-Minutes to Better” campaign, customers can now switch to T-Mobile from their existing provider in just 15 minutes. (Instead of physically going into a store, everything can be done online  — at any time of day — through the T-Life app or T-Mobile website.)

Visit t-mobile.com to claim a free Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra or S26+ for a limited time.

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