T-Mobile and Samsung paired up on Wednesday to launch two new budget devices to the carrier's lineup, the Galaxy On5 smartphone and the Galaxy Tab E tablet.
Galaxy On5 phone
Joining the lineup is Samsung's Galaxy On5 phone, which is coming to both T-Mobile and its prepaid brand, MetroPCS. Meant for simple use and keeping costs low, it comes in at $140 outright, or for $0 down and $5.83 a month for 24 months. On MetroPCS slightly earlier, June 27, for $129, but it will end up costing $59 after a $70 instant rebate.
Galaxy Tab E tablet
T-Mobile isn't the first to pick up the Galaxy Tab E; Verizon has had the Android 6.0 device for a few months now. The Tab E is an affordable tablet that goes on sale June 22 for $240, or for $0 down and $10 a month for 24 months on one of T-Mo's plans.
Courtesy of CNet
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