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Best Prime Day iPhone deals: Save up to $550 at Amazon, Best Buy, and more

Best Prime Day iPhone deals:

  • iPhone 11: Starting at $499.99 — save up to $200

  • iPhone XR: Starting at $399.99 — save up to $200

  • iPhone XS: Starting at $449.70 — save up to $550

  • iPhone XS Max: Starting at $649.80 — save up to $450


ICYMI — which you might have, given all of the Prime Day hullabaloo — Apple casually introduced a horde of next-gen, 5G-enabled iPhones Tuesday at its October hardware event: the iPhones 12, 12 mini, 12 Pro, and 12 Pro Max, which will begin to trickle out on the market starting Oct. 23.

If you know anything about Apple, you know exactly what that means: We're about to see some serious discounts on all of its older smartphones. Read more...

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