ANYBODY hunting for an Apple phone deal should head to the Buymobiles site, where they’ll find a red-hot Vodafone plan.
The provider is offering the 2022 iPhone SE with 105GB of monthly data for just £25 per month – and £0 upfront.
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That’s a great deal on an handset that’s less than a year old – and let’s face it, Apple tech rarely comes cheap so it’s always worth taking advantage of a bargain when one comes along.
You’d typically have to pay £49 upfront for the third-generation SE in this Vodafone pay-monthly plan, but Buymobiles has slashed the upfront cost to zero and also boosted the data allowance from 25GB to 105GB.
Our tech editor Sean Keach tested the latest handset from Apple’s SE line when it was released in March of last year.
You can read his iPhone SE 3 review to find out more about Apple’s most affordable smartphone.
In design and looks, the iPhone SE 3 is similar to the iPhone 8 – but in 2023’s market the closest handset in terms of pricing is the iPhone 11, which you can pick up from the same provider for the same monthly price with 40GB of data.
The iPhone 11 has a larger screen and more powerful cameras – but the iPhone SE 3 has a newer internal chip and also supports 5G.
For a detailed comparison of these two handsets, read our iPhone SE 3 vs iPhone 11 guide.
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For more offers on this particular handset, head to our best iPhone SE 3 deals page.
This isn’t the only deal we’ve spotted at Buymobiles this week: yesterday, we reported on a Vodafone plan on the Samsung Galaxy S21 FE that came with 105GB of data for £25 per month.
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