Woot's newest refurbished sale has a collection of older iPhone models at a discounted price. This includes the iPhone 6s, iPhone 6s Plus, iPhone 6, iPhone 6 Plus, iPhone SE, and iPhone 5s. The iPhone 5 and 5c were included in the sale, but have already sold out.
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Specifically, prices start at $39.99 for the 16GB iPhone 5s, and rise to $129.99 for the 16GB iPhone 6s Plus. There are multiple storage options and colors for each iPhone, and all models are refurbished.
Woot has inspected all of its refurbished iPhones, and they are expected to have moderate levels of wear and tear, including scratches dents, and dings. Otherwise, they will be in full working condition and batteries are tested to work at minimum 85 percent capacity.
In a separate sale, Woot is offering a brand new iPhone XS Max for as low as $699.99 (64GB, Space Gray). The retailer also has 256GB and 512GB models on sale, and all models are fully unlocked.
Be sure to check out the full Woot sale before it ends later tonight. If you're shopping for more iPhone discounts, we track all of the best deals that carriers are offering in our dedicated iPhone Deals guide.
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Yeah, the "refurbished" part is very misleading.Ah, I never dealt with Woot but that explains the first responders post a bit, thanks for the heads up.
For those of us that are used to Apple's refurbished stuffs, we are in for a big surprise from Woot.
Their "refurbished" are sometimes straight up beat-up crap...
It is like drawing lottery......
Here's a secret, but don't tell anyone: they also work as phones for adultsWhy? These work fine for a child or as a music player, etc. Let the consumer choose, it's just an offer. As far as the affiliate part goes, who cares? It is clearly stated, nothing hidden, MR needs income too!
12.4.7 just got pushed to iPhone 5s as of yesterday so Ios security updates are still supported on these phones. Still great little phones for backup devices or for people that don’t use it much more than a phone/web browsing device.Is the 5s even getting security updates at this point? If not, MacRumors shouldn't be pushing this. JMHO.
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