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Save up to £134 on the Apple iPhone XR
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TL;DR: The brilliant Apple iPhone XR (256GB) is down to £765, saving you £134 on list price.
The further we get into Prime Day, the more Apple deals seem to be dropping. The latest device on the hit list is the Apple iPhone XR, with 15 percent discounts on 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB models.
You don’t just have the choice of storage when it comes to the iPhone XR. You can also choose from a wide range of colours, including white, black, yellow, red, and blue. Basically, you can pick exactly what you want, because this deal covers everything.
You can pick up an iPhone XR (64GB) for £639, an (128GB) for £679, and an Apple iPhone XR (256GB) for £765. The choice is yours, with savings of up to £134.
The only thing to remember, and it’s kind of a big thing, is that these deals will expire at midnight on July 16, and probably won’t be seen again for a long time. So if you fancy a new iPhone, this might be your best chance to save.
Grab another Apple bargain, before time runs out.
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