The iPhone 13 is Apple’s most powerful smartphone, but it hasn’t really gone through many major design tweaks. As such, you may have a hard time deciding whether to upgrade or not. Well, T-Mobile is doing its best to make that decision easier by adding the iPhone 13 line to its Forever Upgrade initiative. As long as you trade in a device for an iPhone 13, iPhone 13 mini, iPhone 13 Pro, or iPhone 13 Pro Max from T-Mobile, you can upgrade to the latest model every two years for free.
Get a free iPhone every two years from T-Mobile
Here’s how T-Mobile’s Forever Upgrade offer works, as the operator explains on its website:
Trade in your qualifying smartphone, get a free iPhone 13 model with 5G now on a qualifying plan, and lock in up to $ 800 in trade-in value forever. Every two years or more, upgrade to the latest iPhone and get up to $ 800 off. And you can repeat this forever. Yes really. No more treasure hunts. No more throbbing sensation.
iPhone 13 and iPhone 13 Pro Max: Colors. Image source: Apple Inc.
After purchasing an iPhone 13, you can trade it in two years later for $ 800 off the iPhone 15. Two years later, you can trade in your iPhone 15 for $ 800 off the iPhone 17. You can trade in your iPhone 15 for $ 800 off the iPhone 17. don’t have to upgrade right away or not at all, but the offer will be waiting for you if you do.
“T-Mobile is the US’s first 5G network with the fastest 5G speeds and the most 5G coverage, and with Forever Upgrade, we’re also setting a new bar for value. Customers can get the powerful new iPhone 13 today, keep its value and upgrade to the latest iPhone every two years… FOREVER, ”said Jon Freier, executive vice president of the consumer group at T-Mobile, in a press release last week. “This is exactly the kind of industry-revolutionizing innovation that customers expect from Un-carrier. With the new 5G iPhones on us, Forever Upgrade, the first 5G network, a plan designed for 5G with Magenta MAX and a free year of Apple TV + on Magenta plans, T-Mobile is THE destination for Apple fans. .
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