Users will get free smartphones when purchasing new devices

May 17, 2012 11:41 GMT  ·  By

Wireless services provider T-Mobile has officially announced plans to provide its customers with the possibility to get two smartphones for the price of one.

On May 18th, the company is kicking off a promotion that will last for 10 days, enabling users to get a second, free smartphone when purchasing a select 4G T-Mobile handset.

The second device has to be of equal or lesser value, and it requires the signing of a contract agreement with the wireless carrier, while coming with a mail-in rebate card in tow.

T-Mobile claims that this offer will enable families to upgrade to new devices and benefit from an amazing 4G experiences on America’s Largest 4G Network.

T-Mobile’s “Magenta Deal Days” Buy-One-Get-One (BOGO) promotion will end on May 28th, and is available for all those who will purchase a select T-Mobile 4G smartphone or mobile broadband device.

The carrier has included in this offer devices such as the HTC One S 4G, Samsung Galaxy S II 4G, HTC Radar 4G, Sonic 4G Mobile Hotspot and the Samsung Galaxy S Blaze 4G, among others.

“Our latest ‘Magenta Deal Days’ promotion continues our commitment to giving our customers the ability to enjoy all the 4G experiences of a smartphone on our best plans ever,” said John Clelland, senior vice president of marketing, T-Mobile USA.

“What’s better than getting one of the sleekest, fastest 4G devices on the market? That would be getting two for the price of one.”

The promotion is available for all new and existing eligible customers (meaning 22 months or more on their current contract).

Users interested in getting a second device for free will have to sign up for a new two-year contract on any of the wireless carrier’s qualifying Classic Plans or Unlimited Value plans.

The company also announced that the “Magenta Deal Days” BOGO promotion will be available all around the country at participating T-Mobile retail stores. More details on the promotion can be found on the wireless carrier’s website.