Need a high-end iPhone that won’t break the bank? Check out Woot’s latest sale on iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max refurbs. Prices start at just $479.99, but the discounts are good for today only. Enjoy them while you can!
Woot is now offering even better prices on brand-new iPhone 11 Pro units. You can bag yours in midnight green or silver with up to 512GB of storage for as little as $769.99.
All devices unlocked and backed by a one-year Apple warranty. Claim yours before they’re all gone!
Woot’s insane sale on iPhone refurbs has returned for one day only. You can pick up a whole range of devices, from iPhone 7 to iPhone 11 Pro Max, with prices starting at just $119.99.
Stock is selling fast, so don’t miss out!
Woot’s latest sale offers iPhone 11 and 11 Pro refurbs at big discounts for one day only. Prices start at just $509.99 and all models are unlocked for use on any carrier. Bag yours before they’re all gone!
Amazon is offering its biggest ever discounts on official Apple cases for iPhone 11 Pro. Prices start at a mere $14.86 for a Silicone Case (usually $39), while the brilliant Leather Case is down to as little as $24.93 (from $49).
Get your iPhone case before the discounts disappear!
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Woot is blowing out iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max refurbs again — and this time, they’re even more affordable. Prices start at just $529.99 for unlocked devices that work on any carrier.
All units are tested and in full working order, and they’re backed by a 90-day Woot warranty. The sale runs for just one day, so claim yours before they’re all gone!
Nine of the top ten handsets activated on Christmas Day in the U.S. were iPhones, according to a market-analysis firm. Only a single Android slipped onto the list… and in last place.
But it’s not Apple’s newest that dominated holiday sales. Older, more affordable models were the top sellers.
Apple has launched a new repair program to fix iPhone 11 units that have faulty touchscreens. The company says only a “small percentage” of handsets is affected — but is yours one of them? Here’s how to find out.
Apple launched an iPhone 11 Display Module Replacement Program late on Friday. It’s intended to repair a small percentage of units that are experiencing problems with the touchscreen.
These units “may stop responding to touch due to an issue with the display module,” according to Apple.
With coronavirus-related production challenges stifling the supply of iPhone 12 models, Apple is reportedly turning to older models to sell during the all-important holiday season.
According to a new report, published Thursday, Apple is seeking to “make up for shortages of its 5G lineup” by upping its orders for the iPhone 11, iPhone SE and iPhone XR handsets. Don’t expect to see a whole lot of iPhone 11 Pro or 11 Pro Max handsets, though!
