T-Mobile offers $1,000 off the Google Pixel 11 Pro XL with a new line

T-Mobile is offering $1,000 off the Google Pixel 11 Pro XL if you add a new line on its Experience More or Experience Beyond plan. That brings the phone down to $8.34 a month for 36 months. You do not have to trade in an old phone to get the deal.

What the deal includes

The $1,000 discount applies when you add a line on one of those two unlimited plans. Based on the monthly figure, the phone would cost about $300 over the 36 months. If you pick a cheaper unlimited plan, T-Mobile's site lists $900 off with "most plans." So the cheaper plans still get a big discount, just not the full amount.

• $1,000 off with a new line on Experience More or Experience Beyond
• $8.34 a month for 36 months on the phone
• $900 off with most other plans
• No trade-in required

About the phone

The Pixel 11 Pro XL runs on Google's Tensor G6 chip with 12GB of RAM. It has IP68 water and dust resistance, Qi2 Pixelsnap wireless charging, and a new HiLight LED light array around the camera bar. It also gets Google's latest AI features, powered by Gemini. Android Police counts it among the best Android phones of 2026.

There is one catch. Reviewers say it is not a big step up from last year's Pixel 10 Pro. In a few areas, mainly battery life and RAM, it falls slightly behind. If you already own a recent Pixel, the upgrade may not feel dramatic.

Who it suits

This is aimed at people who were already planning to add a line or switch carriers. Both top plans include unlimited talk, text and premium data on T-Mobile's 5G network. They also bring extras such as streaming subscriptions, international coverage and hotspot data. Someone who just wants a new phone, and has no need for another line, may not qualify.

What is not clear yet

The article does not give the phone's full price, the monthly cost of each plan, or when the offer ends. It also does not spell out all the terms. Before signing up, compare the total cost of the plan over 36 months, not just the phone payment, and read the fine print on T-Mobile's site.