Get a T-Mobile Lite-Brite toy with magenta pegs for $20 while they last
What you need to know
- T-Mobile and Hasbro have partnered to create Lite-Brite T-Mobile Edition with 184 magenta pegs.
- The toy is available while supplies last through Cyber Monday for $19.99 with free shipping.
- Up to four winners that find a Magenta Ticket will receive an all-expenses-paid trip for two to a T-Mobile branded Venue.
T-Mobile is celebrating its 5G network with a special edition of the famous toy Lite-Brite. The Lite Brite T-Mobile Edition will come with 184 magenta pegs in addition to all of the classic colors. It also comes with designs for a T-Mobile coverage map, a cell phone tower, a phone, and of course the T-Mobile T logo.
Lite-Brite T-Mobile Edition costs $19.99 with free shipping at 5glb.t-mobile.com and will be available through Cyber Monday. Customers will also be able to download and upload new designs on the website to get even more life out of the toy.
CEO of T-Mobile, Mike Sievert expressed his excitement for the new toy:
T-Mobile has also decided to include four Magenta Tickets in with some of the Lite-Brites. Winners will receive an all-expenses-paid trip to an event of their choosing at a T-Mobile branded venue. This includes T-Mobile Park in Seattle, T-Mobile Center in Kansas City, or T-Mobile Arena in Las Vegas. Winners will also get two free 5G smartphones with a year of Magenta Max service included. T-Mobile's also throwing in an HD TV and a free year of T-Mobile Home Internet.
T-Mobile's Magenta Max plan is one of the best cell phone plans you can get with completely unlimited data so you can make the most of T-Mobile's massive 5G coverage.
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