Verizon revives a high‑stakes promotion that pairs a new flagship phone with a free smartwatch or tablet and a $100 gift card. To qualify, customers must add a line on the Unlimited Plus or Unlimited Ultimate plans, which start around $80 per month before discounts. The bundle turns a monthly subscription into a tech haul worth over $1,600.

The centerpiece is Samsung’s Galaxy S26 Plus, featuring a 6.7‑inch QHD+ AMOLED display that runs at 120Hz, 12 GB of RAM, and the power‑hungry Snapdragon 8 Elite Gen 5 chipset. Cameras, all‑day battery life, and a seven‑year OS and security upgrade guarantee make the device a compelling upgrade for Android users.

Adding a smartwatch or tablet plan costs roughly $10–$20 per month, a modest fee for data‑driven accessories that sync seamlessly with the S26 Plus. The offer positions Verizon as a destination for cost‑effective Android bundles, potentially drawing price‑sensitive customers away from competitors while showcasing Samsung’s latest hardware in the U.S. market. Customers also receive a $100 Verizon gift card, adding immediate credit for in‑store purchases or app subscriptions, rounding out the promotion's appeal. This strategy may boost Verizon’s customer acquisition during a period of stiff competition in the U.S. wireless market, where carriers vie for new and loyal subscribers alike.