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T-Mobile smartwatch deals: Up to $500 off Google Pixel Watch, $250 off Apple Watch Series 12

Right now, you can buy an Apple Watch Series 12 and get a second for $250 off or save up to $500 on a Google Pixel Watch 5.

✦ Extractive summary — built from the sources' own reporting•From 1 source•2 min read•Updated November 11, 2026, 3:53 PM UTC
Key points
  • Buy one 46 mm Apple Watch Series 12 for $550 and get a second for $250 off when you add qualifying watch lines, bringing the total to $850 before taxes.
  • Right now, you can check several names off your holiday list with T-Mobile’s Apple Watch Series 12 BOGO deal.
  • Whether they’re loyal to Apple or prefer Google’s Android ecosystem, you can find a great gift that fits their everyday routine, from tracking workouts and sleep to staying connected on the go.

The Apple Watch Series 12 is the better fit for people already integrated into the iPhone ecosystem, while the Google Pixel Watch 5 makes more sense for Android users who want longer battery life and Google-powered features.

SCORE THE IPHONE 18 PRO ON T-MOBILE, NO TRADE-IN REQUIRED — PLUS OTHER PERKS Save up to $500 on the Google Pixel Watch 5 when you activate a new line on a qualifying Watch Plan Plus.

Additional details
  • The Pixel Watch 5 has a scratch-resistant Gorilla Glass display and offers up to 30 hours of battery life for the 41 mm model or up to 40 hours for the 45 mm model.
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  • Get a head start on holiday shopping for the tech lovers in your life with these smartwatch offers from T-Mobile.
  • Google Health tracks sleep, fitness and other health metrics, while Gemini-powered coaching provides personalized insights, morning briefs, weather updates and more.
  • It also offers Apple Intelligence, water resistance up to 50 meters and up to 24 hours of battery life (or up to 38 hours on Low Power Mode).

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