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Apple Watch Series 11 deal: Get $200 off at T-Mobile

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SAVE UP TO $200.99: As of Sept. 19, you can get the new Apple Watch Series 11 (and other models) for up to $200.99 off via 24 monthly bill credits when you add a qualifying watch line at T-Mobile.


Paying full price for a brand-new Apple Watch isn’t always in the budget, which is why it pays to keep an eye on carrier promotions. If you’re willing to add a new watch line, T-Mobile’s latest offer cuts the price of the brand-new Series 11 by over $200, which is a deal you won’t find anywhere else right now.

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As of Sept. 19, you can get up to $200.99 back when you buy a new Apple Watch (like the Series 11 42mm, priced at $499.99) on a monthly plan and add a new Watch Plan Plus line. The savings are applied as bill credits over 24 months, cutting your monthly payment from $20.84 down to just $12.46 per month.

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The main catch, as with most carrier deals, is that you have to stick with the plan for the full two years to get all the credits. If you cancel your service early, the credits stop and you’ll be on the hook for the remaining balance of the watch.

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