Our roundup of the best iPhone deals and prices can potentially save you hundreds of dollars on your next device.
Are we in the best week ever for iPhone deals? iPhone 12 Mini and 12 Pro Max pre-orders have officially gone live now with a ton of excellent introductory offers to consider. That’s joining the already great lineup of iPhone deals on the 12,12 Pro and even the older series this week, which you can check out here alongside the new pre-orders. We’re spoilt for choice, and it’s not even Black Friday yet – what a great time to be an Apple fan. We’ve rounded up the best pre-orders just below, alongside the best iPhone deals on older devices this week – which are still a fantastic option. What’s more, thanks to the new releases we’re now seeing a brand new fresh wave of deals on older devices very soon, especially the now superseded iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro. The budget-minded iPhone SE 2020 is also up for grabs this week at Verizon for free too, so it’s not just people looking for a premium handset which are in luck this week. With such long-lasting popularity and premium features, these phones often come with higher price tags than their Android rivals. Luckily, there are iPhone deals everywhere if you know where to look, and, if you’re willing to do a little bit of legwork in comparing retailers, you’ll also find some surprisingly affordable iPhone prices. We’ve gone through the laborious steps of searching all the best retailers to save you all that effort. Below you’ll find our top picks this week, as well as breakout sections for each of the current iPhone models. Further down still you’ll find a handy comparison chart featuring all the latest plans from the big carriers, as well as our handy tips for scoring the best iPhone deal. The iPhone 12 is officially here. Is it worth it? There’s a lot of improvements both aesthetically and internally that would suggest it’s $799 introductory price is a fair one for sure. A whole new glass-backed chassis with squared-off edges heralds a new direction from Apple, a marked departure from the smooth angles and aluminum shell of last year’s iPhone 11. This time, in a departure for Apple, we’ve also actually got two ’standard‘ flagship iPhones to consider thanks to the launch of the new iPhone 12 Mini. This small but mighty new iPhone essentially still packs in that 5G connectivity and all the new tech under the hood but rocks a smaller 5.4-inch display and comes in at $699 – $100 cheaper than its bigger sibling. Key upgrades include the brand new Apple A14 chipset, which the company itself claims is 40% faster than the A13 on the previous range. Apple also claims that the new Ceramic Shield glass on the front display and rear panel too is significantly tougher than any glass it’s previously used on any iPhone. There’s also a new MagSafe charging system that’s intended to make wireless charging a lot less finicky – it’s essentially an in-built magnet within the phone that’ll make your device stick to the pad. Both the iPhone 12’s and iPhone 12 Pro’s also have a few camera upgrades, although the most premium stuff is of course reserved for the 12 Pro. If you’re interested in these top-of-the-line devices, simply scroll down for more information. If you’d like to read more, check out our iPhone 12, and iPhone 12 Mini reviews. The iPhone 12 Pro and iPhone 12 Pro Max are the latest, greatest, and most powerful devices to come from Apple in 2020. The bad news? You guessed it, these are pretty pricey phones indeed coming in at $999 and $1099 respectively, although thankfully these aren’t just iterative improvements over last year’s iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max. Alongside that new squared-off glass back design and A14 Bionic chip that are shared with the 12 and 12 Mini, the 12 Pro series rock a gorgeous stainless steel chassis and a whole bevy of camera upgrades that prove Apple is gunning for that phone photography enthusiast crowd. A wider aperture lens‘ and the addition of a new LiDAR scanner are sure to be to the delight of many avid photographers, as is the Pro’s support of Dolby Vision HDR – the very first smartphones in the world to do so. They’re also the first Apple devices to support Apple’s ‚Apple ProRAW‘ format for stills, which means you’ll have plenty of scope for editing those snaps using your photo editing software of choice. If you’d like to read more, check out our iPhone 12 Pro, and iPhone 12 Pro Max reviews. The iPhone 11 range represents the latest flagships from Apple and subsequently occupy the top spot of the best iPhones you can get right now. The standard iPhone 11 launched at a starting price of $699 / £699, surprisingly affordable for a new iPhone and right in that Goldilocks zone for most people. Inside it features some small, albeit worthwhile iterative improvements over last year’s iPhone XS – namely a larger battery, beefier processor, and a dual camera lens. The iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max are even more powerful still, and are currently the iPhone of choice for power users. Interestingly, the iPhone 11 Pro is actually the smallest of the trio, while the 11 Pro Max features the traditional phablet sizing you find on the most premium models.
