Get a Samsung S26 on T-Mobile, no trade-in required. (Samsung)
New and existing T-Mobile customers can score the Samsung Galaxy S26+ and the Samsung Galaxy S26 for $0 upfront with a qualifying T-Mix plan. Options include Standard, More and Loaded plans, which offer benefits like access to entertainment and streaming apps, delivery services and more.
Save on a Galaxy S26+ with this limited-time T-Mobile deal. (T-Mobile)
Take advantage of one of the hottest cell phone deals on the market right now: a Samsung Galaxy S26+ for $0 upfront. For a limited time, shoppers can get the phone when they enroll in a qualifying T-Mix plan — with no trade-in required. Enjoy fast charging, a versatile triple rear camera system and AI tools like Photo Assist, Creative Studio and more.
Shoppers who don’t need the latest model should pay attention to this Samsung deal through T-Mobile. (T-Mobile)
If you prefer a compact, lightweight phone that’s easy to handle with one hand and fits into smaller pockets, the Galaxy S26 is worth a look. Shoppers can get it now for $0 upfront when they choose a qualifying T-Mix plan.
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What are T-Mobile’s T-Mix plans?
T-Mobile’s new customizable plans include Standard, More and Loaded, each with different tiers, features and number of Picks. Customers can use Picks as tokens that unlock benefits such as Netflix, Hulu, Apple Music, DoorDash, Google Gemini, Xbox Game Pass and device promotions.
The entry-level option, T-Mix Standard, costs $55 per month for one line and includes unlimited talk, text and data, plus 50GB of premium data and one Pick to use on an eligible benefit or device promotion.
The mid-tier option, T-Mix More, costs $75 per month for one line and comes with two Picks, unlimited premium data and 60GB of high-speed hotspot data.
The top-tier option, T-Mix Loaded, costs $95 per month for one line and includes three Picks, unlimited premium data, 250GB of high-speed hotspot data, up to 4K UHD streaming and $5 watch and tablet lines.
