Key Highlights

● T-Mobile US shares rose 1.32% to close at $159.10 on October 14.

● The consensus 12-month price target is $236.84, implying about 48.86% upside.

● Analysts are split 23 Buy, 4 Hold, and 0 Sell on the stock.

● Targets range from $169 to $296 across 27 analysts.

T-Mobile US, Inc. (NASDAQ:TMUS) is listed on the Nasdaq. The shares rose 1.32% to close at $159.10. The mean analyst price target of $236.84 compares with a share price of $159.10, implying potential upside of about 48.86% if the consensus proves accurate. The company is a constituent of the S&P 500. The stock is attracting attention because of recent analyst actions and share-price movement, outlined below.

What Is the Latest Analyst Price Target?

According to market data, 27 analysts offer a mean target of $236.84, a median of $235.00, a high of $296.00 and a low of $169.00 (data dated October 14, 2026). Measured against $159.10, the consensus target suggests upside of 48.86%. The median implies 47.71%, the high 86.05% and the low 6.22%. These are forecasts, not guarantees, and different data providers may calculate consensus figures differently.

What Are Analysts Saying?

Of 27 analysts, 23 rate the shares positively and four Hold, with none negative, giving a consensus rating of Buy. Even the lowest target of $169 is above the share price. The ratings breakdown is 23 Buy (14 Strong Buy, 9 Buy), 4 Hold, 0 Sell. Raymond James upgraded to Buy with a $170 target on October 12, 2026. Bank of America reiterated Buy at $220 (14 October), Bernstein maintained Hold while cutting its target from $220 to $180 (13 October), and Scotiabank maintained Buy, cutting from $217 to $212 (9 October). KeyBanc maintained Buy on 7 October.

What Could Help the Stock Reach the Price Target?

If the consensus proves accurate, the shares would need to rise by around half. The absence of Sell ratings and a low target above the current price suggest that analysts broadly see the shares as undervalued, and the upgrade by Raymond James adds to that case. Positive earnings surprises, stronger guidance or improved market sentiment are the kinds of developments that have historically supported higher analyst targets, though none of these is assured.

What Could Prevent the Stock Reaching the Target?

Several brokers have trimmed targets recently, including Bernstein and Scotiabank, and the gap between the share price and the consensus is large, which can indicate that the market sees risks that analysts do not. Broader market weakness, disappointing results or a change in analyst views could also keep the share price below the consensus level. Targets typically look 12 months ahead and can be revised at any time.

What Should Investors Watch Next?

Investors may wish to watch for further target changes, particularly whether cuts continue, and the next quarterly results. A confirmed earnings date was not available from the sources reviewed. Investors may also wish to monitor the direction of analyst revisions, as clusters of upgrades or downgrades can signal a change in sentiment.

A Stretch Target, Defended

The consensus target of $236.84 for T-Mobile US, Inc. suggests potential upside of 48.86% from $159.10, with analysts' views summarised as Buy.