T-Mobile is launching a series of compelling offers tied to Apple’s newly announced iPhone 17e and updated iPad Air, emphasizing immediate value through device discounts, bundled streaming and travel benefits, and a longstanding price lock on qualifying plans. The carrier, along with Metro by T-Mobile and UScellular partners, will carry the iPhone 17e — the most affordable entry in the iPhone 17 family — and the M4-powered iPad Air. Pre-orders for both devices open on Wednesday, March 4th, with general availability starting March 11th. Apple positions the iPhone 17e as a value-focused model starting at $599 for 256GB of storage — double the base capacity of its predecessor at the same price point. It features the latest A19 chip for improved performance, an advanced 48MP Fusion camera system supporting next-generation portraits and 4K Dolby Vision video, MagSafe wireless charging, a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display with upgraded Ceramic Shield 2 for enhanced durability, and Apple’s C1X cellular modem for faster connectivity. Satellite features like Emergency SOS, Roadside Assistance, Messages, and Find My remain included. The refreshed iPad Air, driven by the powerful M4 chip, delivers up to 30% faster performance than the prior M3 version, more unified memory for AI tasks, improved cellular speeds via the C1X modem, Wi-Fi 7 support through Apple’s N1 chip, and compatibility with iPadOS 26 enhancements. It maintains starting prices of $599 for the 11-inch model and $799 for the 13-inch, available in multiple color finishes.T-Mobile highlights how its plans deliver “built-in value from day one on America’s Best Network,” including perks such as Netflix and Hulu on Us, discounted Apple TV+, international high-speed data in over 215 countries, T-Satellite connectivity, a free year of DashPass by DoorDash, and T-Mobile Tuesdays deals. The carrier also touts a 5-year price guarantee on select plans and cites independent analysis showing families saving over $3,700 compared to major competitors over the past five years. Key promotions include: • At T-Mobile: The iPhone 17e “on Us” (up to $830 off via 24 monthly bill credits) with eligible trade-ins on premium plans like Experience More or Go5G Plus, or when adding a line. Customers can secure four iPhone 17e devices on Us plus four new lines for $25 per line monthly on the Essentials plan with qualifying trade-ins. Switchers can get the device on Us (or up to $630 off) without a trade-in on most plans. • T-Mobile for Business: Similar on Us offers when adding lines or upgrading with trade-ins on plans like ProMobile, SuperMobile, or CoreMobile, plus additional credits for porting numbers. • Metro by T-Mobile: $250 off the iPhone 17e when porting a number and activating a $50/month or higher plan with AutoPay. Both devices support eSIM for quick activation and seamless plan management, with T-Mobile offering tools like eSIM Quick Transfer and Carrier Activation. T-Mobile encourages quick switches via its 15 Minutes to Better program for same-day delivery options and a free trial experience through the T-Life app. All promotions are subject to change and may not combine with other offers. Support MacDailyNews at no extra cost to you by using this link to shop at Amazon. The post T-Mobile rolls out aggressive deals on Apple’s new iPhone 17e and M4 iPad Air appeared first on MacDailyNews. You're currently a free subscriber to MacDailyNews. For the full experience, upgrade your subscription.
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