
You'd pay $17 more for a refurb of the same 64GB model today at Amazon. A 2-year Woot warranty is included.
You can alternatively choose a 128GB model for $220 or a 256GB for $240. Buy Now at Woot! An Amazon Company
- A14 Bionic chip
- 6.1" Liquid Retina display
- 12MP camera system
- iOS 12
- Model: A2172

You'd pay $56 for a refurb today at Amazon. This one at Woot comes with a 2-year store warranty.
You can also choose to buy the 1TB version of this phone for $520 (it's $99 more at Amazon for a refurb). Buy Now at Woot! An Amazon Company

Verizon's Back to School deals include a free Apple iPhone 16 Pro or Samsung Galaxy S25+ with an eligible trade-in and Unlimited Ultimate plan, up to $1,000 off the brand new Samsung Galaxy Z Flip7 or Fold7 with an eligible trade-in and Unlimited Ultimate plan, and NFL Sunday Ticket From YouTube free with any new 5G phone purchase or opening of a new MyPlan line. Shop Now at Verizon

A refurbished iPhone SE starts at $140, the iPhone 12 at $195, the iPhone 13 at $283, the iPhone 14 at $322, and the iPhone 15 Plus at $520. A 90-day Woot warranty applies to each model. Buy Now at Woot! An Amazon Company

New and existing customers can add a new voice line and trade in an eligible device, and get the iPhone 14 for T-Mobile for free (via 24 monthly bill credits). Shop Now at T-Mobile Home Internet

That's the best deal we've seen and a $12 drop from our most recent mention. It includes a 1-year Allstate warranty. Buy Now at eBay

These Apple iPhone deals start from $40 a month ($959 upfront) — you'll get two years of Mint's Unlimited Plan for the price of one year. That's a $360 savings in each case. These deals require port-in and upfront payment; the plan renews at its then-regular monthly price (currently $30) after the two years are up. Shop Now at Mint Mobile

Get an Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max 256GB on an Unlimited Ultimate plan for $15 a month — that's a monthly savings of $18. (The discounts will be applied in bill credits over 36 months.) A $35 activation fee applies. Buy Now at Verizon

With an eligible trade-in and a qualifying Unlimited plan, you can get the Apple iPhone 16 for free. (The discount will be applied as bill credits over 36 months.) A $35 activation fee applies. Shop Now at Verizon

Trade in an Apple, Samsung, Google, or Motorola phone in any condition, and you can get an iPhone 16 Pro 128GB for free with an Unlimited Ultimate plan. (The discount will be applied in bill credits over 36 months.) A $35 activation fee applies. Shop Now at Verizon

That's a $5 drop from earlier this week and the best deal we've seen in any condition. It includes a 1-year Allstate warranty. Buy Now at eBay

With a qualifying Unlimited plan, you can get the Apple iPhone 16e for free at Verizon. (The discount will be applied as bill credits over 36 months.) A $35 activation fee applies. Shop Now at Verizon

That's a $25 drop form our most recent mention and the best price we've seen for a refurb. Buy Now at eBay

That's a $37 drop from earlier this year and the best deal we've seen for a refurb. Buy Now at eBay

That's the best deal we've seen on a refurbished model and an $11 drop from our most recent mention. It includes a 1-year warranty. Buy Now at eBay

You can get most of these pre-owned phones for free with an Ultimate plan — that discount will be applied as bill credits over 36 months. But even without an Ultimate plan, this is a great way to save on getting some flagship phones from the last few generations at lower prices. Shop Now at Verizon

Shop the sale section at Otterbox to get up to 50% off cases and accessories for a wide selection of devices. Plus, use coupon code "OTTER10" to get an extra 10% off. Shipping adds $4.99, but orders of $25 or more get free shipping. (Orders of $50 or more get upgraded to 2-day shipping for free.) Shop Now at Otterbox

With an eligible trade-in and a qualifying Unlimited plan, you can get the Apple iPhone 16 Pro 128GB for AT&T for free. (It requires a trade-in of an iPhone 14 or better. The discounts will be applied as bill credits over 36 months.) A $35 activation fee applies. Shop Now at AT&T Mobility
Apple iPhones: The Basics
Shopping for iPhones doesn't mean breaking the bank, as long as you know how to find the best prices. Our team of experts routinely seek out the best iPhone deals to help you save time and money.
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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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