No doubt iPhone 5s is one of the top items being looked for as Christmas gifts after Apple iPod Touch and T-Mobile has made it easier to get this beautiful smartphone (are we looking forward to get something even more beautiful next year?).
T-Mobile iPhone 5s, 5c, iPad Air and Retina iPad Mini Christmas offers:
Apt for the holiday news, starting today T-Mobile has dropped the upfront price of an iPhone 5s and the 5c to just $0 - Christmas spirits under the tree! Yep, from today December 11th, you can get a T-Mobile iPhone 5s or an iPhone 5c for $0 upfront charges with a two year Simply Choice Plan contract.
T-Mobile is kind enough as it has extended its T-Mobile iPhone 5s offer to 4G capable iPad Air and iPad Mini Retina too! With a plan, you can get these tablets for $0 upfront and $26.25 and $22.08 a month charges respectively.
All these offers from T-Mobile are only valid for the basic 16GB models! Don't wait and go get your favorite Apple flagship iPhone or a tablet!
Customers can get iPhone 5s in the 16GB model for $0 down with 24 equal monthly payments of $27, with a no annual service contract Simple Choice Plan. Customers can get iPhone 5c in the 16GB model for $0 down with 24 equal monthly payments of $22.91.
Low upfront costs combined with our affordable Simple Choice Plan make T-Mobile a great overall value this holiday season. Simple Choice includes unlimited talk, text and Web on our nationwide 4G LTE network and now unlimited text and data in 100+ countries – at no extra charge. - T-Mobile fine print.
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