AT&T, T-Mobile Black Friday And Cyber Monday 2014 Deals Include HTC One M8, LG G Watch

By Shawn Schuster
AT&T and T-Mobile
AT&T and T-Mobile are both offering great bargains for the Black Friday and Cyber Monday sales weekend.

The Black Friday and Cyber Monday deals just keep on coming as we gear up for the big sales event later this week all over the country.

Not to be outdone by the big retail chain stores, U.S. cell carriers are also notorious for their own Black Friday and Cyber Monday bargains. In this article, we're going to take a look at what AT&T and T-Mobile have to offer for those looking for the best deals.

AT&T

Most of AT&T's deals come in the form of bundles or percentage discounts. For instance, you can save 10 percent when you buy any two eligible smartphone accessories, or save 20 percent when you buy any three eligible accessories.

You can grab any device case (up to $50) and any screen protector for a $65 bundle price, as well as any device case (up to $50), any screen protector, and any car or wall charger for a bundle price of $85.

But the big savings on Black Friday comes from a special $99 deal on five wearable devices: the Samsung Galaxy Gear Fit (black only), Samsung Galaxy Gear 2 Neo (all colors), Martian Notifier, LG G Watch, or Pebble Smart Watch.

After Black Friday, you can still enjoy savings through Cyber Week all the way through to January 8 with AT&T. When you buy any smartphone through AT&T Next for $0 down, you get an LG G Pad 7 LTE for only 99 cents. Or if you want to buy the LG G Watch with an LG smartphone, you get an additional 50 percent off that bundle.

If you're looking to get an HTC Desire EYE or HTC ONE M8, you can also save $50 on the HTC RE camera. Or maybe the FitBit is more your style. You can grab one for free if you buy a Nokia Lumia 830 smartphone.

Other deals include the Samsung Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 for $99 with the purchase of any Samsung smartphone, a 99-cent Galaxy Tab 4 8.0 with the purchase (zero down!) of Samsung's Galaxy Alpha, 50 percent off a Galaxy Tab S keyboard with the purchase of a Galaxy Tab S, or a $50 savings on the Moto 360, Moto Hint, or Moto Sliver II when you purchase the 2014 Moto X.

T-Mobile

T-Mobile is not offering as many deals as most other carriers just yet, but you can still get the Alcatel OneTouch Pop 7-inch tablet for free when you sign up for a tablet data plan. Or if you're looking for a Samsung Galaxy S5, LG Optimus L90, or Galaxy Note 3, you can get either of these for an additional $100 off.

One thing to watch for with T-Mobile is its use of promo codes for deeper discounts. With the off-contract LG Optimus L90 deal, you'll need to enter the code L90DEAL at checkout. You can also save $48 off the prepaid ZTE ZMAX 4G no-contract phone with promo code ZMAXPROMO and $48 off the HTC One with a free Xbox edition phone case with promo code M8SAVE.

Although the official Black Friday sales ad from T-Mobile has yet to be released, these deals are going on now and change daily.

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