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You can now Pre-order the new iPhone SE (Also known as iPhone SE 2), with prices starting at $ 399 for the 64GB model. This number is a big part of the appeal, especially given that the next option in the iPhone lineup is the XR at $ 599. Patrick Holland from CNET feels The affordable new iPhone SE has arrived at just the right time with exactly the right design.
The cheapskate believes you can do better than $ 399. Regardless of whether you’re dusting an old iPhone to trade with it or considering switching to a new provider, there are ways to save money on Apple’s newest device.
Before we look at the best iPhone SE deals, though, I’d like to suggest a few alternatives:
- Visible still offers that Single best iPhone XR deal anywhere: Only $ 376 after a $ 200 discount. You have to pay for the visible service ($ 40 per month or less with a group plan), but only for two Months. Very very much. (Also: big, big phone.)
- If it’s the iPhone 8 design you’re looking for, why not consider an iPhone 8? It may have been a generation or two in terms of processor and camera, but it’s still a very good phone. You can get one at Glyde Like new unlocked iPhone 8 for only $ 280. And at BackMarket Prices for the iPhone 8 start at around $ 200 (for scratch-and-dent models).
Still an iPhone SE in mind? Here are the best deals I’ve found. (If you want to see all You can pre-order options, not just those that I consider to be winners find them here.) Note that I will update this post as soon as I find other offers. So be sure to drop by again.
Red Pocket is the best iPhone SE offering to date, saving $ 50 over the 64GB model and gives you six months of service. And if you apply the promo code CHEAPYou’ll save another $ 25 and lower your outdoor price to just $ 324.
Note, however, that this offer has already sold out (the carrier has since added more inventory but increased the price by $ 50). So don’t be surprised if this is gone by the time you arrive. You can read more about this deal in my previous post about it.
If you do not want to conclude a contract with a network operator, you should buy your iPhone SE directly from Apple and select the SIM-free option at the checkout. This way you can take it to any network operator and switch as often as you like.
And if you have an older iPhone to swap, this will effectively lower your purchase price. For example, an iPhone 6S in good condition is worth $ 80, while an iPhone 7 Plus is worth $ 150. Just keep in mind that you will pay the full price for the SE and then receive a cash-in for the trade-in after Apple has received and verified it.
If you can only swing $ 8.33 a month for 24 months, you can swing the iPhone SE. That’s $ 200 in savings over two years. To receive this offer, you need to activate a new service line with Xfinity and transfer an existing number. Xfinity’s service plans start at $ 12 per month for 1 GB of data.
Did you find a better iPhone SE offer? Tell me about it in the comments!
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