AT&T launched BOGO deals for the Samsung Galaxy S7

Dec 17, 2016 10:14 GMT  ·  By

As the holidays are approaching, more and more carriers are launching promotional offers to attract customers. AT&T, Sprint and T-Mobile are all offering phones at discounted prices and deals on their websites and physical stores.

AT&T launched a BOGO (buy one, get one free) deal for the iPhone 7, Samsung Galaxy S7 and LG G5 phones. Customers who buy a Samsung Galaxy S7 or LG G5 get another device for free. Those who opt for an iPhone 7 or iPhone 7 Plus can receive an iPhone 7 32GB free of charge.

The offer is available for customers who opt for the AT&T Next or AT&T Next Every Year services. New customers could get up to $650 in credit per line when trading in their current smartphones in the BOGO deal. If you’re interested in the offer, you should hurry, as it ends on December 24.

Verizon offers flagships for $10 per month

Verizon doesn’t offer free phones for trade-in, but it does have a promotion which offers a new Pixel, Moto Z, Galaxy S7 or iPhone 7 for $10 per month. Customers need to sign up for a 24-month device payment plan and pay the first 2-3 months worth of payments, which reaches about $28 per month. Afterward, Verizon will start crediting the difference in price for the phone until the bill reaches $10 per month. For customers who wish to trade in their current flagship smartphones, Verizon offers them another device, but the company doesn’t specifically say which ones.

Sprint is offering free Galaxy S7 or S7 edge phones for existing customers who purchase such a device. If you get any smartphone from Sprint, the carrier will offer a free Samsung Galaxy J3 for “everyone in your family” or you can choose at least two Samsung Galaxy J3 and get them for free.

T-Mobile is offering $800 to customers who switch to the Magenta carrier. Those who switch and trade in their old devices will get the $800 via prepaid cards after mail in rebate. You can also get the Galaxy On5 for free after 24 monthly bill credits with the T-Mobile One plan.