Vancouver-based national carrier Telus has dropped its Black Friday deals. We’ve got a breakdown of some of the best (and worst) offers below.
First up, Telus’ Black Friday webpage highlights how customers can get 120GB of 5G+ data for $75/mo, but it’s worth noting the plan is not a deal and is actually the same offer the carrier had in recent weeks (the $85/120GB plan with a $10/mo bill credit).
Next up, we have smartphone deals. Telus has several offers on iPhone, Galaxy, Pixel and more, but these are the ones we think are worthwhile.
iPhone 14 Pro Max — Pay $0 upfront and $40/mo financing for 24 months with Bring-It-Back (return the device at the end of two years or pay the difference to keep it). Plus get up to $530 in bill credits when you trade in your current device.
Samsung Galaxy S23 FE — $0 down and $0/mo financing with Bring-It-Back. Get a pair of Galaxy Buds FE if purchasing online.
Google Pixel 7 — $0 down and $0/mo financing (no Bring-It-Back required). Plus get up to $210 in bill credits when you trade in your current device.
Google Pixel 8 — $0 down and $0/mo financing with Bring-It-Back.
Samsung Galaxy S23 — $0/month for 24 months, available in-store only. Get it for $5/month online.
Save up to 35 percent on select like-new devices.
For every new device purchased on a two-year payment plan between November 24th and 27th, Telus will donate a phone to a Canadian youth leaving foster care.
Customers in Alberta and B.C. can get a $0 Apple Watch SE and home internet with download speeds up to 50Mbps for $75/month for two years. Use code ‘BLACKFRIDAY’ at checkout. Existing Telus customers can save an additional $10/month/
You can check out all of Telus’ Black Friday deals here.
For all carrier Black Friday offers, follow this link. For retailer Black Friday offers, follow this link.
This story will be updated as more details become available.
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