Woot is back with another refurbished iPhone sale this week, offering the iPhone 6s, iPhone 7, iPhone 8, and iPhone XR devices for notable low prices.

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Sales start at $94.99 for the 64GB iPhone 6s, and increase to $119.99 for the 32GB iPhone 7, and $199.99 for the 32GB iPhone 7 Plus. These iPhones are available on either AT&T or T-Mobile.

As with previous Woot sales, these iPhones are expected to have a moderate level of wear and tear. This includes potential scratches, dents, and dings, but outside of their physical appearance they have been tested to be in full working condition.

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Top Rated Comments

JorbNorb Avatar
JorbNorb
54 months ago

It makes no sense to get a 6s when a 7 is not that much more, is considerably faster, will receive updates longer, and is water resistant.
*It makes no sense to buy something from woot.
Score: 9 Votes (Like | Disagree)
nathan_reilly Avatar
nathan_reilly
54 months ago
yeah i second the person saying MR should not be posting this. I know you got a good deal going with woot, but please, don't recommend products to us when we all know they have such a limited shelf life... I use a 6S, and this thing is getting real long in the tooth. MR, remember when Jobs said "we dont ship junk"... Same ethos should apply to you all. Tempting promotions for inferior products tarnish your reputation.
Score: 8 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Rocko99991 Avatar
Rocko99991
54 months ago
MR-stop calling these refurbished-even Woot calls them scratch and dent now.
Score: 7 Votes (Like | Disagree)
GeraldFordTough Avatar
GeraldFordTough
54 months ago
Shame for them to be promoting sales of “refurbished” iPhones when we should just be honest- these are cast offs that people probably traded in and aren’t worth the money. You can go to Metro PCS and sign up for service and get a brand new iPhone SE ( the new one, not the ancient one) for $99 US.
Score: 4 Votes (Like | Disagree)
David1964 Avatar
David1964
54 months ago

It makes no sense to get a 6s when a 7 is not that much more, is considerably faster, will receive updates longer, and is water resistant.
Agreed,but there are dinosaurs out there that still want a headphone jack.
Score: 3 Votes (Like | Disagree)
Tekguy0 Avatar
Tekguy0
54 months ago
It makes no sense to get a 6s when a 7 is not that much more, is considerably faster, will receive updates longer, and is water resistant.
Score: 2 Votes (Like | Disagree)
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