Best iPhone deals: Save on iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Pro Max and more

Andrew Morrisey
·5 min read

With the popularity of Apple’s iPhone lineup it get be a little difficult to find iPhone deals. Right now, however, iPhone deals make for some of the best phone deals and best Apple deals to shop, as we’re seeing discounts on nearly every iPhone model. That includes the newest iPhone generation with iPhone 15 deals. It also includes iPhone 14 deals and iPhone SE deals. So if you’re looking for some savings on a new iPhone, all of the best iPhone deals worth taking a look at can be found below. You can add to your Apple savings by shopping AirPods deals or iPad deals, and if you’re looking for an entirely different software ecosystem in your next phone be sure to check out what’s going on among the best Samsung Galaxy S24 deals, the best Samsung Galaxy S24 Ultra deals, and the best Google Pixel 8 deals.

iPhone 15 128GB (AT&T) — $730, was $830 (plus up to $700 trade-in savings)

The Apple AirPods Pro 2 with USB-C and MagSafe paired to an iPhone 15.
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The Apple iPhone 15 finally brings with it Dynamic Island which we’ve only previously seen on the Pro range. It’s a real game changer at times and is very convenient. Alongside that, the Apple iPhone 15 has the Ceramic Shield front to keep it more protected while its 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display promises to be up to two times brighter than the iPhone 14 in the sun. There’s also a 48MP main camera with 2x telephoto lens to help you take great shots. The A16 Bionic chip has plenty of processing power to aid with software adjustments.

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iPhone 15 Pro 512GB (AT&T) — $1,200, was $1,300 (plus up to $1,000 trade-in savings)

An iPhone 15 Pro Max laying face-down outside, showing the Natural Titanium color.
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The Apple iPhone 15 Pro brings some of Apple’s best tech to the iPhone, including the A17 Pro chip, a powerful pro camera system, and professional connectivity with USB-C. The camera has seven professional lenses that can capture super high-resolution photos with more color and detail than previous iPhones. Even the display has some additional pep. It comes in at 6.1-inches and utilizes ProMotion, which ramps up refresh rates to 120Hz when you need exceptional graphics performance.

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iPhone 15 Pro Max 256GB (AT&T) — $1,100, was $1,200 (plus up to $1,000 trade-in savings)

Walking through jungle in Resident Evil 4 on iPhone 15 Pro Max.
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The Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max has a vast 6.7-inch Super Retina XDR display with ProMotion support to ensure great refresh rates and an always-on display. The Dynamic Island continues to be super useful at times, while the whole thing is powered by the A17 Pro chip to ensure that performance is fantastic. Want to be able to play Resident Evil 4 on the move? You’ll soon be able to do that with the Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max. It also has the new customizable action button so you can set up a shortcut to an essential feature, while the 48MP main camera is great for taking photos and has an impressive 5x telephoto lens.

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iPhone 14 128GB (renewed) — $620, was $730 (plus up to $365 trade-in savings)

A lineup of Apple iPhone 14s in different colors against a white background.
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With the Apple iPhone 14 you’re getting what has been an incredibly popular iPhone, and one that’s still got a lot to offer despite being a generation old. This is the iPhone 14 model that’s meant for everyone. It holds back a few features you can only get on the Pro model, but it still has an impressive 6.1-inch display, a pro-level camera, and dozens of new ways to personalize your iPhone experience with widgets and fonts. The camera utilizes wide and ultra-wide lenses, and takes photos at 12-megapixel resolution. The phone can reach up to 26 hours of battery life on a single charge, and it’s powered by Apple’s A15 Bionic chip. Face ID, emergency SOS via satellite, and super fast 5G cellular connectivity round out the features of the Apple iPhone 14.

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Apple iPhone 14 Plus 128GB (Verizon) — $730, was $830 (plus additional trade-in savings)

The Apple iPhone 15 Plus and iPhone 14 Plus camera modules.
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If you’d like to land yourself some savings on an iPhone with extra screen real estate, the Apple iPhone 14 Plus is where you should turn. It offers a larger display and footprint than the iPhone 14, and it also has some of the features you’ll find in the more recently released iPhone 15. The display itself is a 6.7-inch Super Retina XDR display that makes digital content more immersive and content creation more accessible. The iPhone 14 Plus is capable of shooting video in 4K Dolby Vision up to 30fps and even has an action mode for smooth and steady handheld videos.

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