UPDATE: Dec. 18,Daughter in law Who Passed Out From Her Father in law’s Big Manhood 2023, 9:40 a.m. EST This article has been updated with the latest tablet pricing and availability from T-Mobile.
A quick look at the best tablet deals at T-Mobile this week:
It's tempting to snag a tablet deal when you see one pop up at Amazon or Best Buy, but by and large the best place to purchase a tablet is from your mobile provider. While the deals look a bit more complicated at first (they generally require opening a new line and paying installments or trading in an older model), they're dramatically better — and will help you hold onto more of your hard-earned cash. And isn't that what we all want this holiday season?
T-Mobile users have their hands full when it comes to tablet deals, with record-low prices on iPads, Galaxy Tabs, and more. We've rounded up the best options we could find for you (and your bank account) at T-Mobile this week to keep you from analysis paralysis.
Opens in a new window Credit: Apple Our pick: 2021 iPad 9th gen (64GB) It's no longer the latest and greatest iPad on the shelves, but the 9th generation iPad (WiFi + cellular) is still our top tablet recommendation for most people. It's also one of our top picks for teens. Released in 2021, it packs the A13 chip, which is powerful enough to do all your basic tablet tasks — from browsing TikTok to streaming Netflix to taking notes. We wouldn't recommend it for more extensive tasks like editing 4K videos, but if you just want a tablet that can keep up with your daily activities, this is the one. T-Mobile is currently running a deal on this bad boy when you open a new mobile internet line, which knocks its price down to a record-low $99 (broken down into monthly payments). For comparison, the WiFi-only model reached an all-time low of $249 during Cyber Week. While it mayarrive by Christmas via shipping, you can guarantee it by choosing store pickup instead.
Alcatel Joy Tab Kids 2 — free with select plans$168(save $168)
TCL Tab 8 LE (32GB) — free with a new tablet line$168(save $168)
Samsung Galaxy Tab A7 Lite (32GB) — free with a new tablet line$199.99(save $199.99)
T-Mobile Revvl Tab 5G (128GB) — free with a new tablet line$199.99(save $199.99)
Samsung Galaxy Tab S9 FE 5G (128GB) — $274.99 with a new tablet line$549.99(save $275)
2022 iPad 10th gen (64GB) — $369.99 when you add a new line$599.99(save $230)
2021 iPad mini 6th gen (64GB) — $419.99 when you add a new line$649.99(save $230)
2022 iPad Air 5th gen (64GB) — $519.99 when you add a new line$749.99(save $230)
Samsung Galaxy Tab S8+ 5G (128GB) — $549.99 with a new tablet line$1,099.99(save $550)
2022 iPad Pro 11-inch 4th gen (128GB) — $769.99 when you add a new line$999.99(save $230)
2022 iPad Pro 12.9-inch 6th gen (128GB) — $1,069.99 when you add a new line$1,299.99(save $230)
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