Ultra-rare iPhone X deal slashes price of gadget to shockingly low £279
YOU can bag one of Apple’s most iconic iPhones for a seriously low price right now.
The wildly popular iPhone X is down to just £279.95.
This legendary model cost a whopping £999 when it launched, so this is a huge drop in price.
The new eBay deal is partly cheaper because the iPhone X has been out for a few years.
But this is also a Certified Refurbished Model, giving you an even greater discount.
The good news that it’s refurbished to “Pristine – Like New” condition, and comes with all the usual accessories plus a 12-month warranty.
- iPhone X (refurb) at eBay for £279.95 – buy here
Apple’s iPhone X was revealed in September 2017, but didn’t go on sale until that November.
It was the 10th-anniversary iPhone model, which means Apple went all out in terms of looks and specs.
The phone has an attractive all-screen design and a revolutionary Face ID unlocking system that grants access to the phone by scanning your face.
It also has a dual-camera setup on the back that lets you take amazing portrait shots.
The iPhone X was also the first Apple handset to feature an OLED screen.
OLED displays are more power-efficient than regular iPhone screens and offer improved contrast and a wider range of displayable colours.
Although it’s a few years old, it’s still a seriously impressive gadget.
It’s also got a very new design, and runs on the latest iOS 14 update you’ll find on the just-released iPhone 12.
- iPhone X (refurb) at eBay for £279.95 – buy here
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed. Always do your own research before making any purchase.
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