With one week to go until Black Friday, many U.S. carriers are revealing what deals they'll have in store for the big shopping day.
AT&T has said that it'll have deals for both AT&T Prepaid and Cricket Wireless. Here's what the big blue carrier will be offering:
Black Friday
AT&T Prepaid
- From November 23-25, customers can get the Samsung Galaxy Express Prime for $49.99 when they open a new line of service and enroll in autopay
Cricket Wireless
- From November 19-29, switch to Cricket and get $100 off any iPhone
Cyber Monday
AT&T Prepaid
- Through November 27, open a new line of AT&T Prepaid service online and get the Samsung Galaxy Express Prime for $49.99
- Now through January 10, save up to $50 on select prepaid phones when you open a new line of service and enroll in autopay
Cricket Wireless
- Switch to Cricket November 26-December 20 to get half off a Samsung Galaxy S9 or Galaxy A6
U.S. Cellular has announced some Black Friday deals of its own, and they begin today, November 16. From today through November 26, customers who switch to U.S. Cellular on an Unlimited Plus plan can get a Samsung Galaxy S9 or Apple iPhone XR for free via monthly bill credits. U.S. Cellular is also offering $50 off Apple AirPods or up to $100 off Beats headphones with the purchase of a new iPhone, iPad, or Apple Watch.
And then there's Verizon. Customers who buy a new iPhone X, XS, XS Max, or XR can get a free iPhone XR or $750 off an iPhone X, XS, or XS Max via 24 monthly bill credits when they add a new line of service. For folks who prefer Android, Verizon is offering a free Pixel 3 or $800 off a Pixel 3 XL when you buy a Pixel 3 and add a new line of service. Rounding things out is an offer of a free Galaxy S9 or $800 off a Galaxy Note 9 for customers who buy a Galaxy S9 and add a new line of service.
As a reminder, T-Mobile recently announced its Magenta Friday deals that are available today. They include offers like a free iPhone XR, OnePlus 6T, Galaxy S9, and select other devices when you add a line and trade in an eligible device. More details on T-Mo's deals can be found here.