The brand-new Apple iPhone 16e is now available to preorder, in 128GB ($599), 256GB ($699), or 512GB ($899) varities. It's set to release on February 28. Apple offers up to $630 in trade-in credits when buy direct. They also offer carrier deals for Verizon, AT&T, and T-Mobile, where trade-ins can get you up to $899 off.
It features the same A18 chip as the other iPhone 16 models, along with Apple Intelligence, a 6.1" OLED display, and USB-C charging. Buy Now at Apple
It's the best price we've seen for this model in any condition. It includes a 1-year warranty, but it is unclear who backs it. Buy Now at Woot! An Amazon Company
The iPhone 16e is out now, and with an AT&T Unlimited plan, you can save even without a trade-in. The deals:
- 128GB for $5.99/mo. ($11 off)
- 256GB for $10.99/mo. ($8 off)
- 512GB for $15.99/mo. ($9 off)
The discount will be applied in bill credits over 36 months. A $35 activation fee applies. Trade-in discounts are also available. Buy Now at AT&T Mobility
With an Unlimited Ultimate plan, you can get the Apple iPhone 16 Plus 128GB for free, a $930 savings. Plus, you can add either a 10th-generation iPad or 2nd-generation Apple Watch SE for free during checkout. (The discount will be applied in bill credits over 36 months.) A $35 activation fee applies to each device. Shop Now at Verizon
With a qualifying Unlimited plan, you can get the iPhone 16 128GB along with either a 10th-generation iPad or 2nd-generation Apple Watch SE for free. (You'll get to add the extra device during checkout. The discounts are applied in bill credits over 36 months.) A $35 activation fee applies to each device. Shop Now at Verizon
With a qualifying trade-in and an eligible Go5G plan, you can preorder the Apple iPhone 16e for free in its 128GB, 256GB, or 512GB capacities. Plus, the $35 activation fee is waived when you activate a new line online. The phone's due to release on February 28. Shop Now at T-Mobile
Preorder the iPhone 16e at Verizon with any plan, and you can save $12 per month. The prices:
- 128GB for $5/mo.
- 256GB for $7.77/mo.
- 512GB for $13.33/mo.
The discounts will be applied in bill credits over 36 months. A $35 activation fee applies. Trade-in discounts are also available — you can save up to $600, but you'll need an Unlimited plan. The phone is set to release on February 28. Buy Now at Verizon
Preorder the brand new iPhone 16e with an AT&T Unlimited plan, and you can save even without a trade-in. The deals:
- 128GB for $5.99/mo. ($11 off)
- 256GB for $10.99/mo. ($8 off)
- 512GB for $15.99/mo. ($9 off)
The discount will be applied in bill credits over 36 months. A $35 activation fee applies. Trade-in discounts are also available. The phone is scheduled to release on February 28. Buy Now at AT&T Mobility
Save $830 on an Apple iPhone 16 when you add a line on an Unlimited Ultimate or postpaid Unlimited Plus plan at Verizon. The credit will be applied to your monthly statement over 36 months. Shop Now at Verizon
With a Go5G Next plan, you can trade in a phone in any condition (even broken), and get up to $1,000 off an iPhone 16 Pro — that means you can get the 128GB model for free. (You'll receive the discount via one-time trade in credit and 24 monthly bill credits.) A $35 activation fee applies. Shop Now at T-Mobile
Prices range from an iPhone 7 for $105 ($4 drop from last week) to an iPhone 14 Plus w/ 128GB for $495 ($25 drop from last week). Shop Now at Amazon
New subscribers to Apple Music can get six months for just $2.99. (That's a one-time payment, not $2.99 a month.) We've seen up to four months free, but this is the best price we've seen for a 6-month subscription — a savings of $63 overall.
To see if you're eligible, follow the "Entertainment" tab in the top menu of their store to the Apple Music section. You should see this limited time offer advertised there. After the six months are up, the subscription will auto-renew at its then-normal monthly price (currently $10.99), but you can cancel before then to avoid paying.
This deal was good enough to make our roundup of the top five best deals of the day. Follow that link to see our latest selection. Buy Now at Apple
Apple iPhones: The Basics
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Frequently Asked Questions
What iPhone is the best?
The best iPhone for you will be determined by what you need in a smartphone. Before deciding which of the four current iPhone models is right for you, here are six question to ask:
Do you need the latest tech?
- The iPhone 11, iPhone 11 Pro, and iPhone 11 Pro Max are all the latest models released in 2019.
How big does your screen need to be?
- Available iPhone models have anywhere from a 4.7" to 6.5" screen.
What kind of camera do you need?
- You can choose from models with a single 12MP camera, dual 12MP wide and ultra wide cameras, or triple 12MP wide, ultra wide, and telephoto cameras.
What's your budget?
- Apple iPhones are known for being expensive, but the current iPhone SE starts at only $399, while the iPhone XR starts at $599.
How much storage do you need?
- Every Apple iPhone offers a number of storage options, from 64GB to 512GB on select models.
Do you need water resistance?
- All iPhone models are splash, water, and dust resistant; they are either rated IP67 or IP68.
When do new iPhones come out?
New Apple iPhone models are typically released in September of each year.
Is there a new iPhone coming out in 2020?
Yes, Apple is expected to release the iPhone 12 lineup in September 2020.
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