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Sep 18, 2026 8:53am PT

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T-Mobile’s Latest Home Internet Deal Gets You a Month of Service on T-Mobile — Plus AirPods 4 or Up to $200 Back

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T-Mobile is sweetening the deal for anyone looking to cut down their monthly internet bill.

The carrier’s latest Home Internet promotion lets eligible customers get service starting at $35 per month with AutoPay and a voice line (plus taxes & fees), while also throwing in a Month of Internet on them1 and a choice of AirPods 42 or up to $200 via virtual prepaid card.3

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The $35/month starting price applies to T-Mobile’s entry-level Rely Home Internet plan when bundled with voice line and AutoPay (plus taxes & fees). Rely includes unlimited data and a high-performance premium 5G Gateway, with no annual contract or monthly equipment fee. T-Mobile also backs its current Rely, Amplified and All-In plans with a five-year Price Guarantee (exclusions like taxes and fees apply).

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For a limited time, new 5G Home Internet customers can also get one month on T-Mobile.

There’s an additional sign-up incentive, too: get Apple AirPods* or up to $200 back**. Rely and Amplified customers can receive $100 via a virtual prepaid card, while customers who choose the higher-tier All-In plan can receive $200.

The carrier currently offers three main unlimited 5G Home Internet tiers: Rely, Amplified and All-In. Rely is designed around everyday browsing, streaming and working from home, while Amplified adds access to T-Mobile’s fastest available 5G Home Internet speeds. All-In builds on that with extras including advanced cybersecurity, live tech support, and streaming perks including Hulu and Paramount+ and Mesh Wi-Fi extender that can be requested as needed.

There’s an additional sign-up incentive, too: get Apple AirPods or up to $200 back. Rely and Amplified customers can receive $100 via a virtual prepaid card, while customers who choose the higher-tier All-In plan can receive $200.

The carrier currently offers three main unlimited 5G Home Internet tiers: Rely, Amplified and All-In. Rely is designed around everyday browsing, streaming, gaming and working from home, while Amplified adds access to T-Mobile’s fastest available 5G Home Internet speeds. All-In builds on that with extras including advanced cybersecurity live tech support, and streaming perks including Hulu and Paramount+ and Mesh Wi-Fi extender that can be requested as needed.

The lack of a long-term contract makes the offer particularly easy to test out for cord-cutters considering an alternative to cable broadband. T-Mobile also offers a 15-day trial period for 5G Home Internet.4

Between the discounted $35 starting rate, one month of internet on T-Mobile and a choice of AirPods 4 or up to $200 via virtual prepaid card, the current promotion is one of T-Mobile’s more stacked Home Internet offers — particularly for customers already paying the carrier for their phone service.

  1. Month on Us: via bill credit; plus tax. ↩︎
  2. AirPods: Allow 3 weeks from rebate submission ↩︎
  3. Month on Us: via bill credit; plus tax. ↩︎
  4. Test-Drive: Redeem within 30 days of qualifying cancellation. ↩︎

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