T-Mobile offers iPhone 6, Galaxy S5, Sony Xperia Z3 and LG G3 deals

U.S. carrier T-Mobile gives consumers a variety of discounts for various devices under its roof. The network even offers the new iPhone 6, Samsung Galaxy S5, Sony Xperia Z3, and LG G3.

The carrier offers Apple's latest iPhone 6 for $649.92. Buyers can get the device without an upfront price and the full price of the handset will be divided into 24 months. $27.08 will be added to the monthly subscription fee.

The carrier also offers the Sony Xperia Z3 handset with a free Bluetooth headset for $570, but the smartphone is available without initial payment with $26.25 added to the monthly subscription fee.

Samsung Galaxy S5, on the other hand, costs $509.52 with a free Bluetooth headset, but subscribers can get the smartphone for free with $21.23 to be added to the monthly payments for two years.

Lastly, LG G3 costs $598.80 but consumers can get it for free, with $24.95 to be added on top of the monthly fee.

Meanwhile, T-Mobile also offers unlimited LTE services for two lines for $100 per month. This is perfect for users with two or more devices or with family members to get the data plans for less. The carrier's page shows the usual price of $140 per month. However, the special offer will be reflected on the bill itself when it arrives.

T-Mobile makes it easier even for subscribers under a different carrier. The company offers to pay the entire early termination fee on the current network to make the switch easier. Moreover, it allows consumers to bring their old devices to be used under its network. But for those who wish to have a new mobile phone, T-Mobile has a wide range of smartphone options, including the new iPhone 6, Samsung Galaxy S5, and LG G3.

In addition, T-Mobile also offers a new service called Data Stash that allows subscribers to carry over unused data to the next months. There is no limit on how much data can be stored. Furthermore, new subscribers are gifted with 10 GB data reserve on top of their monthly allotments.

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