Score a Free Six-Month Trial of Apple TV+ with T-Mobile
Even if you’re an Android loyalist, great entertainment is hard to pass up.
When you’re not keeping up with the latest Android news, how do you unwind? Maybe you scroll through social media, dive into gaming, hit the gym—or maybe you just kick back with an amazing TV show or movie.
Luckily, streaming options are everywhere these days, and Apple TV+ is one of them. Packed with exclusive content, Apple’s platform is now offering a six-month free trial—courtesy of T-Mobile. If you’ve never tried it, this is your chance to binge the best shows without spending a dime.
T-Mobile’s Latest Deal: Half a Year of Apple TV+ for Free
If you’re a T-Mobile customer, Tuesdays just got even better. The carrier’s weekly T-Mobile Tuesdays promo is back with a standout offer: six months of Apple TV+ on the house.
This isn’t some rushed weekend trial—it’s a full six months to explore Apple’s growing library of hit shows and movies. After the trial ends, the subscription costs $9.99/month, which is still a steal compared to other major platforms:
| Streaming Service | Monthly Price (Ad-Free) |
|———————-|—————————|
| Apple TV+ | $9.99 |
| Netflix | $17.99 |
| Hulu | $18.99 |
| Disney+ | $15.99 |
Unlike its competitors, Apple TV+ still doesn’t have an ad-supported tier—just pure, uninterrupted streaming. To claim this deal, head to the T-Life app. (Note: Some T-Mobile plans, like certain [Metro by T-Mobile options](https://www.talkandroid.com/505261-t-mobile-metro-new-plans/), already include Apple TV+, so this offer may not apply to you.)
Fine Print: What You Need to Know
Before you start planning your watchlist, keep these details in mind:
- Act fast—supplies are limited, and the offer expires July 28.
- Past trials don’t disqualify you—even if you’ve tried Apple TV+ before, you’re still eligible.
- Some plans are excluded, like Simple Choice.
Since this is first-come, first-served, don’t wait around. Grab your phone, open the T-Life app, and claim your trial. Then settle in for Ted Lasso, Severance, Slow Horses, or whatever else catches your eye from [Apple’s lineup](https://www.talkandroid.com/491484-apple-tv-prime-video/).
