Apple has just launched its latest smartphone – but if you’re looking for a classic iPhone at a super-cheap price, head to Amazon.
The retailer is selling the refurbished iPhone 8 for just £149.
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You can pick up the refurbed space grey model of the 2017 release for just £148.97 on Amazon right now, discounted from an RRP of £170.99.
We know that lots of shoppers might be wary of buying a second-hand phone, but Amazon’s refurbished products have been tested and vetted by a team of specialist engineers – honestly, we doubt you would tell the difference with a brand-new model.
Hardcore Apple fans are all eagerly awaiting shipping on the brand-new iPhone 14 range, which was unveiled at the brand’s launch event in California last week.
But as The Sun’s Tech Editor Sean Keach mentions in his iPhone 14 review, rising costs and inflation means the new phone is a good £50 pricier than last year’s iPhone 13.
Last week, our tech deals reporter Tom Tyers covered an iPhone 8 contract available from Vodafone which, again, offers a refurbished handset with 8GB of monthly data for £17 per month and £0 upfront.
We always like seeing prices like these on Apple tech – both SIM-free and pay-monthly – because we know in these cash-strapped times many people out there are looking to pay less.
If you’re after a top-end smartphone – and you’re willing to pay big bucks for it – head to our iPhone 14 pre-orders page.
The new iPhone will be shipped from Friday 16 September.
For Apple’s latest affordable smartphone, head to our best iPhone SE 3 deals page: this 2022 release is very similar to the iPhone 8.
We’ll also have the best deals from Apple listed on our Black Friday iPhone deals page – trust us, the biggest sale event of the year will be here before you know it.
Looking for a plan for this handset? Don’t miss our pick of the best SIM-only deals this month.
We’ve got many fine offers list on our best Three SIM only deals page.
And if you’re in need of a telly upgrade, don’t miss our pick of the best TV deals.
This post first appeared on Thesun.co.uk
