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Find Your Perfect Samsung Galaxy S24 on T-Mobile USA: Pre-order, Deals and Offers
Samsung has recently revealed its 2024 Galaxy S flagship smartphones. Without any ado, USA carrier T-Mobile also announced pre-order deals and offers for Samsung Galaxy S24 series buyers.
Packed with AI-driven features and Samsung’s fastest processor to date, the Galaxy S24 Series is the most powerful lineup of Galaxy phones—ever. Unlock its power on America’s largest and fastest 5G network – T-Mobile.
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As part of its pre-order deals, T-Mobile is offering a free Galaxy S24 from the carrier, or the same may be utilized against the Galaxy S24+ or Galaxy S24 Ultra with the difference being paid. This discount will be automatically applied at checkout. No trade-in is required.
Customers can also get up to $600 off the new devices when they open a new line on the Go5G, ONE, or Magenta plans. Besides, T-Mobile consumers will also get a free memory upgrade, meaning that you will pay for the 256GB model to get the 512GB model.
Galaxy S24 Series Deals:
Get one ON US (or up to $1000 off) with trade on Go5G Plus or Go5G Next
- Via 24 monthly bill credits when you trade in an eligible device on a Go5G Plus or Go5G Next plan.
Get one ON US (or up to $800 off) with a new line on Go5G Plus or Go5G Next
- Via 24 monthly bill credits when you add a line on a Go5G Plus or Go5G Next plan.
Get $600 off with new line
- Get $600 off via 24 monthly bill credits when you add a line on a Go5G, ONE or Magenta rate plan.
Get up to $500 off with trade
- Get up to $500 off via 24 monthly bill credits when you trade in an eligible phone on a qualifying Magenta rate plan.
Get up to $200 off with trade
- Get up to $200 off via 24 monthly bill credits when you trade-in an eligible device on most plans.
Samsung is offering $100 for any smartwatch when you buy a Galaxy Watch 6 or Classic. Samsung says shoppers can trade in any smartwatch in any condition to be eligible for a $100 discount. The promo is available for a limited period for consumers in the United States.
Usually, Samsung offers a $10 discount on any smartwatch in any condition. Occasionally, the company boosts this $10 to $50 on the wearables. So if you own an old smartwatch which isn’t adequately useful now, it’s great time to upgrade to the Watch 6.
Samsung’s Galaxy Watch 6 and Watch 6 Classic are the most advanced smartwatches in the market to date. The gadgets are powered by an advanced Exynos chipset and Wear OS operating system. You will have long-lasting battery life and a seamless operating experience.
Recently, Samsung was spotted testing Wear OS 5 on the Galaxy Watch 6 Classic. Beta Program will likely open for the latest wearables in June 2024. A wonderful experience is in Samsung’s pipeline for the last year’s smartwatch models.
The company is expected to introduce the Galaxy Watch 7 series in July this year. The first Ultra smartwatch is also coming at this year’s Unpacked event (renders). Meanwhile, the Watch 6 is enough to uplevel your health and wellness tracking with advanced features.
Samsung announced an exciting May Bank Holiday promo in the UK. The company will be giving away 24 Galaxy phones to lucky winners from sectors working during the holidays. Additionally, Samsung is also offering never-before deals on select Galaxy devices until June 2nd.
From dedicated nurses to devoted retail staff, much of the nation will be clocking in the extra hours this weekend. To help ease the burden and give back, Samsung is hosting a device giveaway to show appreciation and spread joy to the nation’s hardest grafters.
Offer and how to join
From this Friday 24th May, Samsung will give away 24 Galaxy devices featuring in the Samsung Now or Never deals event to 24 lucky winners. To enter, simply email [email protected] from Friday 24th May – Tuesday 28th May.
You will need to outline why you deserve to win, what job you do, and the shift you’ll be working over the bank holiday weekend. For further transparency, the company revealed eligibility criteria includes top 5 industries working over the May Bank Holiday:
- Healthcare
- Education
- Retail
- Professional Services
- Technolog
The South Korean tech giant will also run a limited-time-only ‘Now or Never’ deals event with unbeatable discounts across its mobile devices. Don’t miss out on these must-have offers until June 4, 2024, find out through links below.
- Galaxy S24 Series from £499
- Galaxy A Series from £169
- Galaxy Z Flip 5 only £649
- Galaxy Z Fold 5 only £1,349
Samsung Galaxy Buds FE is on sale for just $75 through Amazon in the US. Generally sells for $100, the Fan Edition earbuds are currently $25 cheaper on Amazon. Without any ado, make your purchase immediately as the promo will last till stock is available.
Galaxy Buds FE
Samsung launched the Galaxy Buds FE with some of the best features from Buds 2 Pro at affordable pricing. It supports an active noise cancellation feature, letting you enjoy uninterrupted listening. It impressively lessens even the most extreme noise from the surroundings.
The Buds FE also has a neat translation feature that helps you communicate with people outside of your native language. It breaks the language barriers of communication, all thanks to Galaxy AI’s Interpreter app, which translates any language in real-time.
You will also like its Auto Switch feature, which makes an impressive ecosystem. If you are enjoying a movie on your Galaxy Book laptop and receive a call on your smartphone, the Buds FE will automatically switch across paired devices, providing a seamless experience.
- Buy Galaxy Buds FE from Amazon
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