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T-Mobile’s Black Friday 2016 deals are the first to leak

Updated Nov 4th, 2016 9:45AM EDT
T-Mobile Black Friday 2016 Deals Leak
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It’s almost November, which means most retailers out there will soon release their deals for the upcoming Black Friday shopping event. T-Mobile’s sales are among the first to leak out, and the carrier has all sorts of exciting deals, covering iPhone, iPad, Galaxy S7, and LG G5.

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Discovered by a Redditor, the leaked ad includes a bunch of products that are either free or significantly discounted. Here are all the deals revealed so far:

  • 4th line on us: T-Mobile One 4th line deal. T-Mobile One only.
  • iPad on us promo: Free iPad (Mini 4 via Bill Credits), $250 off 32GB iPad Pro 9.7 32gb or iPad Air 2
  • iPhone accessory bundle: 30% off iPhone accessories when you buy three
  • iPhone for all: iPhone SE 16gb $99 after bill credits
  • Thanksgiving phone on us: Free J7, K10, K7, On5, LG G5 (via Bill Credits)
  • Samsung flagship BOGO: Buy one Galaxy S7 (Not Edge), Galaxy Note 5, and get the second one-half off (via Bill Credits)
  • Port in credit 200: Get a $200 bill credit when you activate 4 lines and port in numbers on each
  • Port in credit 50: Get a $50 bill credit when you activate one line and port in a number
  • UE BOOM 2: $99
  • UE MEGABOOM: $199

Images showing the carrier’s Black Friday ad aren’t available at this time. The iPhone 7 isn’t included in any of these special Black Friday deals, but there’s plenty of time until November 25th for T-Mobile to update and actually release its Black Friday 2016 ad.

Chris Smith Senior Writer

Chris Smith has been covering consumer electronics ever since the iPhone revolutionized the industry in 2008. When he’s not writing about the most recent tech news for BGR, he brings his entertainment expertise to Marvel’s Cinematic Universe and other blockbuster franchises.

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