The discount site Woot! is at it again with its great-deals-on-a-deadline thing. On Tuesday we noticed it’s offering cheap prices on a range of refurbished iPhone and Apple Watches that might show moderate wear, like minor scratches and dents.
Thing is, the sale ends Tuesday at midnight CT/10 p.m. PT. That’s just hours away.
Woot! sale offers deals on refurbished iPhones and Apple Watches
Woot!, owned by Amazon, offers several choices of iPhone and Apple Watch in the sale, in some cases with a choice of colors and sizes.
For iPhones, you can pick from iPhone 13, any member of the iPhone Series 12 family, iPhone 11, 11 Pro or Pro Max, iPhone XR and iPhone X. The cheapest iPhone X is $209.99 and the costliest handset in the bunch is an iPhone 12 Pro Max priced at $669.99.
Sadly, some iPhones in the sale have sold out already. Those are iPhone SE, XS and XS Max.
A choice of Apple Watches, too
Photo: Apple
Among Apple Watches, you can pick from different options in Series 3, 4, 5, 6, 7 as well as Apple Watch SE. Your lowest price there is an Apple Watch 3 for $89.99, if you care to own such a relic. Your highest-priced pick would be an Apple Watch 7 with GPS and Cellular for $289.99.
Where to buy: Woot!
David Snow, an expert on Apple hardware and software, writes on a variety of technological and cultural topics for Cult of Mac. They include Apple news, technology buying guides, and features about computer setups and Apple TV shows and movies.
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