The carrier is opening preorders for the new lineup simultaneously with Google’s official hardware event. Customers can initiate the trade-in through the AT&T mobile app, the company's website, or at physical retail locations. Even devices with shattered screens or severely degraded battery performance qualify for the full promotional credit, effectively bypassing the standard depreciation of older handsets.
Securing the device requires committing to an installment plan paired with an AT&T Extra 2.0 service tier or higher, which starts at approximately $80 per month. The discount is applied as 36 monthly bill credits toward the 256GB model. Should a customer cancel their service prematurely, the promotional credits cease, and the remaining balance on the device becomes immediately due. Additionally, users should account for a $35 activation fee alongside standard taxes and regulatory charges.
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