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Verizon's latest deals include the Galaxy S26 Ultra, S26 Plus, iPhone 17e, and Google Pixel 10a — all free with a new line
A strong set of promotions for prospective upgraders this week
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If you're on the hunt for your next phone, this week's deals at Verizon might just tempt you into an upgrade. The carrier has just refreshed its site with a batch of new promotions, and there are great options for both Apple and Android devices currently.
For example, right now you can get the stunning new Galaxy S26 Ultra included with a plan, no trade-in required. Admittedly, you do need a line on the high-end Ultimate plan to be eligible, but this is still a $1,200 device, so it's a pretty tempting option.
If you don't want a line on the Ultimate plan, consider Verizon's deal on the Galaxy S26 Plus. This slightly lower-end device is included under the same terms (no trade-in required) with a new line on the mid-tier Plus plan, which has a fantastic balance between features and price.
Finally, if you're really on a budget, I'd highly recommend Verizon's current deals on the iPhone 17e and Google Pixel 10a. Both of these devices offer excellent value for money, and the best thing? You can get either of them included with a new line on the entry-level Welcome Unlimited plan with no trade-ins needed.
This weekend's best Verizon deals
Apple iPhone 17e: free with a new line on any unlimited plan at Verizon
Verizon's deal on the new iPhone 17e is fantastic if you're looking for an Apple device on a budget. Unlike other new iPhones, you don't actually need to trade-in to get the iPhone 17e for free on a new unlimited data line. According to the criteria, this deal is eligible on all of the carrier's myPlan unlimited plans, too. That includes the Welcome Unlimited tier - a plan that costs just $55/mo for a single line.
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Apple iPhone 16: four devices, plus four unlimited lines for $25/mo each at Verizon
Verizon's latest deal on the slightly older (but still great) iPhone 16 gets you four devices included on the entry-level Welcome Unlimited plan for just $25/mo per line. Paying just $100/mo in total, this is definitely a very strong option for families who still want a great device and plenty of speedy data without breaking the bank.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Ultra: free with a new unlimited line at Verizon
New this week at Verizon is the carrier's excellent promotion on the equally excellent Galaxy S26 Ultra. Right now, you don't even need to trade-in to get this high-end, premium device included on a new line. While you will require a line on the pricey Ultimate Unlimited plan specifically, this deal still gets you a massive $1,200 discount with one of the best phones money can buy right now.
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Samsung Galaxy S26 Plus: free with a new unlimited line at Verizon
My favorite deal at Verizon today is on the Galaxy S26 Plus - a device that's currently available for free if you pair it up with either the high-end Ultimate or mid-tier Plus plan. More interested in the Welcome Unlimited plan? Then you can simply get the device for just $10/mo, which is a great price. Alternatively, you can instead trade-in an old device to get the Galaxy S26 Ultra alongside an Ultimate unlimited plan.
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Google Pixel 10a: free with a new unlimited data line at Verizon
My favorite budget Android deal at Verizon this week is the carrier's promo on the excellent Google Pixel 10a. You can get this $500 device for free right now with a new unlimited line without the usual trade-in rebate, which is a very flexible offer indeed. Of course, the plans are quite pricey, but the fact that you don't need to trade-in for a discount is fantastic here.
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Alex is TechRadar's retail editor, specializing in buying advice and general tips on how to save our readers as much cash as possible. He's covered major retail events in some capacity for over seven years now; both in editorial and other ecommerce adjacent roles on TechRadar, T3, GamesRadar, and other Future PLC sites. Alex's expertise touches on most areas, but he has a particular love for phones, laptops, and cameras, being an avid photographer.
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