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This T-Mobile deal gets you a FREE Galaxy S25 Edge, making Prime Day look like a joke — no trade-in required!
By Patrick Farmer published
Live on the Edge Add a line with an eligible data plan and T-Mobile will hook you up with a FREE Galaxy S25 Edge and storage upgrade.

That's not a typo: new T-Mobile deal gets you a free Pixel phone AND earbuds, no trade-in required
By Patrick Farmer published
Amazing! Buy the Pixel 9a from T-Mobile while adding an eligible line and you'll get the phone for FREE, plus a free pair of Pixel buds, just for kicks.

Best T-Mobile phones 2025
By Samuel Contreras, Rajat Sharma last updated
So many choices! With one of these best T-Mobile phones, you'll be able to enjoy the carrier's solid nationwide 5G network, as well as all the perks that it offers.

These 6 prepaid SIM cards for U.S. tourists will take your summer vacation to the next level
By Patrick Farmer last updated
Travel in comfort With the best prepaid SIM cards for U.S. travelers and tourists, you'll be connected with family and friends, no matter where you are in the country.

I write about wireless carriers for a living, and these are the cheap data plans that I'd recommend in 2025
By Patrick Farmer last updated
Affordable data! Here are some of the finest cheap data plans you can get, from both prepaid and mainstream carriers. These plans include data, 5G access, and more.

New T-Mobile deal hooks you up with a FREE Motorola Razr Plus — no trade-in required!
By Patrick Farmer published
No way! Add a line with one of T-Mobile's qualifying unlimited plans and you'll score enough promo credits to make the Motorola Razr Plus (2025) completely free!

T-Mobile's new business plans throw in free Smart VPN and satellite broadband
By Jay Bonggolto published
pretty sweet deal T-Mobile locks prices down for five years with its new business plans.

T-Mobile recording your screen isn't breaking the rules, but it should be
By Jerry Hildenbrand published
You are the product The T-Life app can record your screen by default unless you turn it off. Why is that allowed?
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