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This offer makes the iPhone 16 Pro affordable
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It’s iPhone 16 Pro pre-order day and we’ve been scouring the web for the best contract deals. This one is certainly up there.
Right now you can head to Mobiles UK andget an iPhone 16 Pro with 100GB of 5G data for just £39.99 a month. You will have to pay a sizable £169 up front feeto secure the phone, but it certainly reduces the monthly expenditure on this premium, flagship Apple handset.
iPhone 16 Pro is a bargain on iD Mobile
Get the iPhone 16 Pro on the cheap with this 100GB contract from Mobiles UK. £33.99 a month and £169 upfront.
You’ll get delivery on release date of September 20 too, and the phone comes in the new Desert Titanium hue, which is the fancy new shade Apple is debuting this year. The contract is for two years and also comes with unlimited texts and minutes and delivery is free on the phone.
Service is provided by the mobile virtual network operator iD Mobile, which is owned by Carphone Warehouse. The actual mobile service is provided by Three, meaning you’ll get 5G data speeds and cellular service akin to the main network.
As for the iPhone 16 Pro it’s headlined by a 6.3-inch OLED screen, the strong and attractive titanium frame and the A18 Pro chip, which will power all of the Apple Intelligence features coming later this year.
There’s also a new Pro camera system with a fusion lens that enables easy switching to 2x telephoto lens from the main 48-megapixel sensor. The camera system also includes new hardware, in the form of the Camera Control button, which adds a physical shutter to proceedings with the ability to zoom and focus without using the touchscreen. It’s arguably the highlight of this year’s upgrade.
We’re yet to review the iPhone 16 Pro but are excited to get our paws on this stunning handset. We think you’ll love it and there’s nothing better than gettting a phone on release date.
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Chris Smith is a freelance technology journalist for a host of UK tech publications, including Trusted Reviews. He’s based in South Florida, USA. …
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