Would you like to buy a brand new iPhone 7 at one of the best prices we’ve ever seen … and then get a second one completely free??? If so, we’ve got an iPhone deal for you.
You’ll find that offer, plus the best prices currently available on the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6s, in this week’s roundup of the best Apple deals.
Get these iPhone deals while they’re hot
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Refurb unlocked iPhone 6s 16GB GSM for $248
If you can’t live without 3D Touch and an improved 12-megapixel camera, grab this refurbished unlocked iPhone 6s 16GB in silver. Once again, you can use coupon code “CGAMETECH1” and check out with PayPal, and it will drop the price to $247.50. With free shipping, it’s the best deal for this phone we’ve ever seen and the lowest for a refurb today by $107. Deal ends March 6.
No warranty information is provided. Please note the phone works for GSM networks. The item might have minor cosmetic wear or imperfections.
Unlocked iPhone 7 32GB for $620
We’ve been very excited to see competitive deals on the iPhone 7, which is still barely half a year old. This deal on an unlocked iPhone 7 32GB ties others as the lowest price we’ve seen for a new unlocked iPhone 7, and is the best deal we could find today by $29. It’s compatible with both GSM and CDMA carriers.
Two iPhone 7 32GB for $650 with AT&T Next Plan
Hold up, we’ve already got a new king of the iPhone 7 deals! You read that right: You pay just $650 for two iPhone 7 32GB smartphones. Not $650 each, $650 total.
The catch is, you must sign up for an AT&T Next plan with qualifying wireless service. With free shipping, and excluding the cost of the service plan, that’s $590 under the lowest total price we could find for two iPhone 7 32GB smartphones purchased outright elsewhere. Deal ends April 1.
Note: The retail price is divided into monthly installments, and the phone is free after $650 in monthly bill credits ($21.67 or $27.09 per month, depending on which AT&T Next plan you choose). The credits may take up to three months to appear on your bill, but you will be credited retroactively for the intervening time.
