T-Mobile has been making a series of announcements aimed at changing the way customers pay for voice, text, and data plans. This week the company already launched a new Simple Starter plan that lets you get unlimited talk and text plus 500MB of 4G data for just $40 per month (not counting the cost of your phone).

Now T-Mobile is taking aim at the fees you usually pay for adding tablets to your phone plan. Starting April 12th if you add a tablet to your voice plan, you’ll get 1GB of free data through the end of the year.

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New customers get 1GB of free 4G LTE data each month through the end of 2014. After that, T-Mobile is only promising 200MB of free 4G data per month.

If you’re an existing customer, T-Mobile will offers a $10 credit in order to get the same deal.

T-Mobile will let you bring an existing 4G LTE capable tablet, buy a new one, or trade in a WiFi-only tablet for a model that works on T-Mobile’s LTE network. The carrier sells tablets including the Google Nexus 7, Samsung Galaxy Tab 3 7.0. Apple iPad Air, and Apple iPad with Retina Display.

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One reply on “Add a tablet to a T-Mobile voice plan, get 1GB of data for free”

  1. Can you put T-Mobile SIMs meant for these tablets in Windows 8 tablets and desktops that have built-in WWAN modems or in USB modems and hotspots?

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