iPhone Deals

iPhone Deals

Macworld has all of the best deals on Apple iPhones, including the new iPhone XR, iPhone XS and iPhone XS Max. Get connected for less before deals end.

We've also got plenty of iPhone accessories to share with you here, from headphones to wireless chargers, cases to cables. Get everything you need for your iPhone at a great price.

Best Apple iPhone Deals

Apple iPhone 11 Pro

From: John Lewis

Was: £1,049

Now: £924 (£125 off)

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John Lewis has cut £125 off the price of the iPhone 11 Pro, which means that it now costs less than £1,000. That's the 64GB model that usually costs £1,049.

One of the benefits of buying from John Lewis is that you get two years guarantee.

Other resellers are also discounting the iPhone 11 Pro:

Amazon has the iPhone 11 Pro discounted by the same amount. You can buy the various iPhone 11 Pro models with a discount from Amazon. That includes the 256GB model for £1,074.

You will also find the same discount over on Very.co.uk.

Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max

From: Amazon

Was: £1,149

Now: £1,024 (£125 off)

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You can save £125 if you buy a iPhone 11 Pro Max right now. The 64GB model, which usually costs £1,149, is currently £1,024 at Amazon.

Amazon also has the 256GB iPhone 11 Pro Max discounted by £125.

Apple iPhone SE (2020, with 2GB data)

From: EE

Now: £100 upfront, £20 per month (£580 TCO)

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An excellent deal on Apple's new 4.7in handset (even if the company has bumped the upfront fee by one measly pound since mid-May). Scroll down to see the details.

Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max with 48GB data

From: Vodafone

Now: £59 upfront, £63 per month (£1,571 TCO)

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This is a hugely appealing deal, doubling the data allocation of Vodafone's early-July deal while slashing the TCO by £116. You even get a wireless charger thrown in.

If 48GB somehow isn't enough for you, EE offers unlimited data for an extra £64, and also has the free charger.

Apple iPhone 11 with 1GB data

From: iD Mobile

Now: £49 upfront, £39.99 per month (£1,008.76 TCO)

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Vodafone's nice 18GB deal has come to an end, so iD is once again the best option for an iPhone 11. The cheapest of all is this 1GB contract, but scroll down for a wide variety of options: 20GB for a total £1080.76 is very tempting.

Apple iPhone XR with 6GB data

From: Vodafone

Now: £49 upfront, £35.99 per month (£912.76 TCO)

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Vodafone's chunky 18GB deal is no more, but this offering, while a little tighter, is also cheaper by £48, and is our pick of the XR deals at the moment.

Apple iPhone 11 Pro (SIM-free)

From: KRCS

Was: £1,049

Now: £919.72 (£129 or 12% off)

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KRCS is normally good for small but reliable savings; this is a far more substantial discount on a terrific flagship phone. Perhaps this reflects the imminent launch of the iPhone 12 in September or October.

Apple iPhone SE (2020, SIM-free)

From: KRCS

Was: £419

Now: £414.82 (£4.18 or 1% off)

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This isn't a big discount, but KRCS is great for reliably knocking a bit of money off new Apple products when everyone else is sticking to the RRP.

Apple iPhone 11 Pro with 50GB data

From: iD Mobile

Now: £99 upfront, £49.99 per month (£1298.76 TCO)

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With more than twice the data of the 24GB Vodafone deal that was leading the pack in July, and a TCO price tag that's £120 cheaper, iD Mobile is really bringing the goods this month. This is an excellent offering.

Best iPhone 11 deals

From: Macworld UK

Now: Contract & SIM-free

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Don't pay any more than you need to for Apple's new iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max handsets.

Apple iPhone X, 7 and more (Refurbished)

From: Envirofone Shop

Now: Up to £100 off

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You can now get up to £100 off a refurbished iPhone X, iPhone 8, or iPhone 7 from Envirofone. Click the link above to view all deals.

iPhone Deals

Apple iPhone 11 Pro (SIM-free)

From KRCS

Was £1,049

Now £919.72 (£129 or 12% off)

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Apple iPhone 11 Pro with 50GB data

From iD Mobile

Now £99 upfront, £49.99 per month (£1298.76 TCO)

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Apple iPhone 11 Pro Max with 48GB data

From Vodafone

Now £59 upfront, £63 per month (£1,571 TCO)

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This is a hugely appealing deal, doubling the data allocation of Vodafone's early-July deal while slashing the TCO by £116. You even get a wireless charger thrown in.

If 48GB somehow isn't enough for you, EE offers unlimited data for an extra £64, and also has the free charger.

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iPhone Accessory Deals

The iPhone has revolutionised the mobile computer in the past decade, and it remains the gold standard of the smartphone world. If you are going to buy an iPhone you are unlikely to regret it. If you want to score a great deal on an Apple iPhone, here's what to look out for.

Why buy an iPhone?

The combination of Apple's hardware and iOS software is pretty good. When combined with the App Store ecosystem it becomes great. iPhones will never be cheap, but they will always be a high-calibre product. Easy to use and great to look at.

Which iPhone to buy?

This choice is about size, capacity and cost. If you like a big phone go for an iPhone Plus or Max: the XS Max is the most recent (and best), but you can still pick up older models and like all the past few generations of iPhones they remains a perfectly adequate device. Capacity is important - you need at least 32GB of storage, and all brand new phones will come with that. But no iPhone has expandable storage.

The iPhone XS is Apple's top-of-the-range iPhone, and you can even find some good contract deals here for that model.

Buying an iPhone: SIM-free or contract?

Now you have to decide how to buy your iPhone. If you are a billionaire who has the cash to buy outright, it may be more efficient to go SIM free and grab either a PAYG SIM or a cheap data contract from the likes of GiffGaff. But the iPhone is an expensive phone, and the networks subsidise iPhone purchases as they know how popular are Apple's devices. And with a contract you are likely to get the first chance to upgrade your iPhone. Look out for great contract and SIM-free deals on iPhones.