Apple Opens iPhone Duo Pre-Orders With AT&T and T-Mobile Offers
Apple has opened pre-orders for the iPhone Duo. AT&T is offering up to $1,200 off with an eligible trade-in, while T-Mobile offers up to $1,000 on Experience Beyond, with both discounts paid as 36-month bill credits.
Apple has opened pre-orders for the iPhone Duo. The largest carrier offers reported for buyers in the United States come from AT&T and T-Mobile.
AT&T is offering up to $1,200 off when customers trade in a device valued at $230 or more and activate a new line or upgrade an existing one. The credit will be applied to the customer’s bill over 36 months.
AT&T discount tiers
The Premium 2.0 plan or higher qualifies for up to $1,200 off with a trade-in worth at least $230. Extra 2.0 or higher qualifies for up to $930 with a trade-in valued at $130 or more.
The Value 2.0 plan offers up to $500 for a device valued at $130 or more, while any eligible unlimited plan offers up to $350 for a trade-in worth $35 to $129.
New AT&T customers switching from another carrier can also receive up to $800 toward paying off their current device balance. Online orders qualify for savings of $200 per line.
T-Mobile’s iPhone Duo offers
T-Mobile is offering up to $1,000 off with a trade-in in any condition on its Experience Beyond plan. Experience More or Experience Beyond customers can receive up to $830 with a trade-in, while most other plans offer up to $730 for adding a new line.
All of these T-Mobile discounts are also issued as bill credits over 36 months. The source says the offers require a trade-in but does not specify a minimum trade-in value for each one.
What we know
- Apple has opened iPhone Duo pre-orders in the United States.
- AT&T offers up to $1,200 off with a trade-in valued at $230 or more.
- T-Mobile offers up to $1,000 on Experience Beyond with a trade-in in any condition.
- Both carriers distribute the discounts as 36-month bill credits.
Trust: Single source
- The story relies on one publisher. A second independent confirmation has not been established from the cited sources.
- Sources: MacRumors.
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