If you're a Sprint customer, these are the hottest deals that you need to jump on right now!
Although it's the least popular of the four main carriers in the United States, Sprint has a large selection of deals for its loyal and potential customers to keep its yellow flag flying high. Whether you're already with Sprint or have been eyeing the carrier and thinking about dropping your current service provider, these are some of the best deals to keep an eye on.
50% off Galaxy S8/S8+, S8 Active, and Note 8
Samsung released some of the best Android phones of the year in 2017, and as we get closer and closer to the company's next flagship devices, you can find some pretty hefty discounts on its current lineup of tech.
Right now on Sprint, you can get 50% off the Galaxy S8, S8+, S8 Active, and Note 8 when purchased through Sprint Flex on an 18-month lease. This means you can get the Galaxy S8 for as little as $15.62/month with $0 down, and upgrading to the Note 8 will only set you back $20/month. All of these devices also come with the Galaxy Forever program, meaning you can easily upgrade to Samsung's next latest handset after you've made at least 12 lease payments.
Get the Moto E4 for free
Although there's already talk about the Moto E5, the E4 is still one of the best budget phones around. Its normal retail price of $129 is more than reasonable considering just how much it has to offer, but right now at Sprint, you can get the phone for free.
Sprint usually leases the E4 for $6.05/month, but adding a new line of service will allow you to get it for $0/month after a $6.05/month credit that's added to your bill. You'll be able to lease the phone for 18-months without having to pay a dime, so while you don't technically get to keep it, being able to carry around a more than capable Android handset for over a year for free doesn't sound like a bad gig.
Moto Z2 Force for $11/month
The Moto Z2 Force isn't the best phone that we saw in 2017, and while its retail price of $720 is a bit tough to swallow, Sprint makes the phone much more appealing for just $11/month with Sprint Flex. For that $11/month you're getting a phone with dual 12MP cameras, 5.5-inch 1440p Super AMOLED display that's shatter-proof, slim 7000 series aluminum unibody, and quite a lot more.
Bring your own phone, get a free year of unlimited service
If you've been thinking about switching to Sprint but are concerned about the network's coverage, data performance, or anything else, you can actually get a full year of unlimited service without paying a penny. You'll need to bring your own phone and buy a SIM card for about $13, but once you get the SIM and activate it with your device, you can start using Sprint Unlimited for 365 days completely free.
This means you'll get unlimited talk, text, and data, HD video streaming up to 1080p, and 10GB of LTE hotspot usage. You'll begin to actually pay the regular monthly fee once your first year is up, but then you'll just pay $60/month for one line.
Save $100 on any tablet purchase
Tablets may not be as popular as they once used to be, but they're still the best form factor for watching movies, playing games, or browsing AC 😉. Sprint has a pretty decent selection of tablets to choose from, and if you buy one through the carrier on a monthly installment plan, you can get a discount of $100.
That $100 is paid as a monthly credit of $4.17 over the course of 24 months, and you can use that to save big on the Samsung Galaxy Tab A, Galaxy Tab E, LG G Pad F2 8.0, and even Apple's iPads.
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Updated February 1, 2018: Replaced 12-month upgrade with free year of service.
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