Get a free iPhone 7 with Verizon’s new unlimited plan

If you make the switch to Verizon’s new unlimited data plan, you may be able to score a free iPhone 7!

The wireless carrier is bringing back its trade-in promotion, but they won’t just hand out the hottest new smartphones to anyone who walks in with an old device.

Verizon’s free smartphone offer

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Here are the three requirements you have to meet:

• Bring your phone number to Verizon
• Sign up for the Verizon Unlimited plan
• Select device payment and trade in an eligible device

So which phones are eligible for the free trade-in offer? All of the phones on this list, as long as the device is in “good, working and cosmetic condition.”

1. iPhone 6
2. iPhone 6 Plus
3. iPhone 6S
4. iPhone 6S Plus
5. iPhone 7
6. iPhone 7 Plus
7. Samsung Galaxy S6
8. Samsung Galaxy S6 edge
9. Samsung Galaxy S6 edge+
10. Samsung Galaxy S7
11. Samsung Galaxy S7 edge
12. Samsung Note 5
13. LG G5
14. LG V20
15. HTC 10

If you have one of these six older phones, you may be eligible to pay $5 a month and get a new device: Apple iPhone SE, Samsung Note 4, Samsung Galaxy S5, LG G4, LG V10 or HTC M9.

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Here’s how it works

After you trade in your old device, you’ll receive up to $792 in bill credits, which will be applied over 24 months to reimburse you for the purchase of your new phone.

If you happen to cancel Verizon service before the 24 months are up, your promotional credits will stop.

And although the iPhone 7 is the smartphone that most people may be interested in, this offer gives you the option of several other devices, including Google Pixel.

Here’s a chart from Verizon’s website to explain your options:

Verizon’s unlimited plan doesn’t come cheap. It costs $80 a month when you enroll in auto pay, and that’s before taxes and fees. The plan is $180 a month for four lines.

Read our cell phone guide to compare this offer to other unlimited plans.

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