This is not an April Fool’s prank.
We’ve encountered numerous excellent Samsung Galaxy S26 promotions since the flagship series was unveiled last month, but one of the top deals for these devices is about to vanish permanently (likely).
Scheduled to conclude on April 1st, this T-Mobile promotion offers a FREE Galaxy S26 Ultra when you add a line with the Experience Beyond plan. Considering T-Mobile, this offer will likely be substituted with another deal on the powerful flagship, but it’s doubtful that it will be as good as this — especially if you desire an offer that doesn’t necessitate a trade-in.
While it’s feasible that this S26 Ultra deal may reappear in a few months once the excitement around the phone fades, if you’re interested, I wouldn’t delay to find out.
As outlined in our latest Galaxy S26 Ultra review, this Samsung flagship is all about performance. The device is powered by the Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 processor and features 12GB of RAM, all the latest Galaxy AI software capabilities, and a seven-year software commitment.
The S26 Ultra also showcases a stunning 6.9-inch AMOLED display with an integrated S Pen stylus, in addition to the new Privacy Display feature that has been generating a lot of buzz. The charging speeds have been enhanced as well, and the updated 200MP main camera lens is a nice, albeit somewhat unexciting, addition to the camera system.
The most apparent downside of this deal is the plan requirement. Starting at $105 per month for an individual line, T-Mobile’s Experience Beyond plan is certainly not budget-friendly. Luckily, you can significantly lower that cost by adding multiple lines and opting for AutoPay.
The plan also offers a plethora of premium perks to compensate for the high cost, such as unlimited talk, text, and premium data, a variety of international benefits, as well as free subscriptions to Netflix and Hulu. This T-Mobile deal is definitely not for everyone, but if you’re after one of the most powerful Android phones and are considering changing data plans anyway, it’s worth exploring before that April 1st cut-off.