CHRISTMAS is little more than a week away and we’ve just found a gem that Apple fans will absolutely love.
Head to Amazon, and you can pick up the SIM-free iPhone 13 Pro for £90 less than usual – it’s fallen back to stunning Black Friday prices.
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Apple released the iPhone 13 range last year, and the Pro is the biggest, better sibling of the standard 13.
Since it lost its flagship status in September with the release of the iPhone 14, the iPhone 13 has started to fall ever so slowly in cost, with pay-monthly plans starting to fall.
In the November sales we saw Amazon reduce the cost of the SIM-free 13 Pro handset to £1,359 (down from £1,449) – and now it’s the same low price again.
We’re not calling this a cheap smartphone by any stretch of the imagination – but it’s a great price on what is still a supremely good piece of phone tech.
The Sun’s Tech Editor Sean Keach got to test this Apple smartphone back when it was released in September 2021, and in his iPhone 13 Pro review he describes it as ‘the best smartphone in the world right now’.
From the 5G connectivity to the ample 128GB storage to the superb array of cameras, it will keep all but the fussiest Apple aficionados happy.
It comes in five different colours: blue, green, gold, graphite and silver.
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If you spend wisely, you can also minimise costs by picking up a separate SIM-only deal – there are a few out there right now.
For instance, in its winter sale Smarty has boosted its data allowances, offering 200GB of data for just £14 per month.
Discover more top deals and savings at your favourite tech retailers by heading to Sun Vouchers. Sun Vouchers is the one-stop shop where you can find hundreds of discount codes for top chains including Currys, Argos, AliExpress, and more.
Looking for a pay-monthly plan? Head to our pick of the best iPhone 13 deals instead.
For Apple’s flagship phone, there’s our best iPhone 14 deals page.
And for a more affordable option, don’t miss our round-up of the best iPhone SE 3 deals.
This post first appeared on Thesun.co.uk
