Apple’s Handoff lets two iPhones share one number, but it won’t come cheap

Here's How Apple's New iPhone Handoff Feature Works (And Who Can Use It)

At launch, T-Mobile is the only confirmed US carrier supporting the feature for $5 per month.

iOS 27's iPhone Handoff Feature Expanding to More Carriers This Year

Apple last week announced that Verizon and EE will support iOS 27's new iPhone Handoff feature later this year. The feature allows you to switch between any two iPhones running iOS 27 while using the same phone number on each device. iPhone Handoff is initially supported by T-Mobile (which is charging $5/month for it) and Deutsche Telekom. iPhone Handoff is initially supported by T-Mobile (which is charging $5/month for it) and Deutsche Telekom.

Apple’s Handoff lets two iPhones share one number, but it won’t come cheap

TL;DR Apple’s new Handoff feature, which lets you use the same number on two iPhones, won’t be free. T-Mobile, the only carrier to support Handoff at launch, will cost an extra $5 per month. T-Mobile says both phones should be able to use crucial features like calling, SMS, data, and even T-Satellite. The iPhone 18 Pro, which Apple announced last week, lacks any significant upgrade other than its new chip. Even the new camera Apple touted adds …

iPhone Handoff Costs $5 a Month, and Only T-Mobile Has It Right Now in the US

Apple’s new iPhone Handoff feature sounds simple on paper. Run the same phone number across two iPhones, and whichever one you pick up becomes the active line. In practice, it only works if your carrier signs off first, and right... Read more at iPhone Handoff Costs $5 a Month, and Only T-Mobile Has It Right Now in the US