Xfinity Mobile phone deals
Xfinity Mobile’s phone deals, priced the way you’d actually pay for them: the plan for three years, the phone and fees, less every credit (sales tax not included). Below, Xfinity Mobile’s current offers for one example, set beside the cheapest from every other carrier.
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At a glance
- Xfinity Mobile has live offers on 3 phones we track: iPhone Duo, iPhone 18 Pro Max and iPhone 18 Pro.
- The lowest three-year total is $3,146 (taxes included) for the iPhone Duo on Xfinity Mobile Plus.
- The biggest advertised credit is up to $1,000 off the iPhone Duo, on Xfinity Mobile Plus.
- On the same network, Red Pocket Essentials costs $988 less over three years for the iPhone Duo.
- Offers last checked October 17, 2026.
Priced for: 1 line, switching to Xfinity Mobile from another carrier, buying the phone each card names (an iPhone 18 Pro Max at 256 GB, the others at their smallest storage), trading in an iPhone 15 Pro (128 GB) in good condition, Denver-area sales tax.
iPhone Duo Deal
on Xfinity Mobile Plus, max trade-in
3-year total
$3,146taxes included
$82/mo for 36 months
$553 more than Visible, on Verizon
- Phone cost retail
- $1,999
- Trade-in credit
- −$1,000
- Phone monthly × 36
- $27.75
- Plan monthly per line
- $54/mo
- Activation fee
- $25
- Due today tax + fees + activation
- $208
- High-speed data
- Unlimited
- Priority
- Unlimited
- Hotspot
- 50GB
- Video streaming
- 4K
- Upgraders must be Xfinity Diamond Members
- 36-mo credits
Checked Oct 16, 2026
iPhone 18 Pro Max
No offer for this phone that fits these answers.
iPhone 18 Pro
No offer for this phone that fits these answers.
Ranked by what each costs over three years, among every carrier’s offers for the same answers; the number on each card is its place. “Up to” is the most the offer states for that phone.
Xfinity Mobile vs. the same network
Xfinity Mobile’s offers for the iPhone Duo beside the cheapest from other carriers on the Verizon network, for the same example. Same towers, different math.
| Carrier and plan | 3-year total | Monthly | Due today | vs. Xfinity Mobile’s cheapest | Actions |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Red Pocket Essentials | $2,158 taxes included | $14/mo for 36 months | $2,182 | $988 less | DetailsGet deal |
| Visible Base | $2,592 taxes included | $13/mo for months 1–6, then $25/mo | $2,182 | $553 less | DetailsGet deal |
| Spectrum Mobile By-the-Gig | $2,682 taxes included | Not stated | $203 | $464 less | DetailsGet deal |
| Xfinity Mobile Plus | $3,146 taxes included | $82/mo for 36 months | $208 | DetailsGet deal |
Only carriers on the same network are here, not every route. Where an offer leaves your old phone with you, its total counts selling it. Every offer for this phone, ranked, is on the full results.
How Xfinity Mobile’s phone deals work
Credits arrive monthly, not up front
The credit isn’t money off the price today. Xfinity Mobile charges the phone in full and takes the credit off your bill a little each month, over 36 months.
The phone is financed over 36 months
You pay the phone off on your bill, month by month. Pay it off early and the remaining credits stop; you owe what’s left of the price.
The plan decides the credit
The credits come only on Xfinity Mobile Plus. Move to a plan outside that list mid-term and the credits stop.
Who qualifies
5 of 8 offers need a trade-in; the rest don’t. 3 of 8 are for new customers only. 2 of 8 are for existing customers only.
Many Xfinity Mobile offers require Xfinity Internet at home; the cards show it where an offer does. Like the big carriers, the credits are usually paid monthly over the phone’s payment agreement, and some need a new line or a trade-in.
Pay the phone off early or leave, and the credits you haven’t received usually stop. Because Xfinity Mobile runs on Verizon’s network, it’s often worth comparing against Verizon’s own offers — this page does that below.
Each card names the plan its offer needs and how the credit is paid, and each offer’s detail page has its full terms: what happens if you pay the phone off early, change plans or leave.
Is a Xfinity Mobile phone deal right for you?
Good deal if you
- Want Verizon’s network
- Will keep the line and the plan for the 36 months the credits run
- Have a phone to trade in — the offers that take one give the most
Skip it if you
- Might leave, pay the phone off or change plans early — the remaining credits stop
- Mostly want the lowest bill — Red Pocket Essentials, on the same network, is $988 less over three years for the iPhone Duo
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Questions people ask
- Do I need Xfinity Internet to get these deals?
- Many Xfinity Mobile offers require it. The cards show the requirement where an offer has one.
- What network does Xfinity Mobile use?
- Verizon’s, through an agreement between the two companies, with Xfinity WiFi hotspots as well.
- Why is a smaller credit ranked above a bigger one?
- Because the ranking is on what you pay over three years, not on the size of the credit. A big credit that needs an expensive plan can cost more overall than a smaller one on a cheaper plan.
- What’s in the 3-year total?
- The plan for 36 months, the phone, activation and other fees, less every credit and whatever the old phone is worth — traded to the carrier, to the maker, or sold yourself, whichever the offer allows and costs least. Sales tax is not included.
Sales tax 9.15% — the rate charged at a retailer checkout in this ZIP. Your exact rate can differ.
Storage: the smallest it comes in.
Trade-in storage: the smallest it comes in. If yours has more, selling it yourself is worth more.
Plan prices assume you sign up for AutoPay where the carrier gives a discount for it; without it, those plans cost more each month.