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SAVE $14.99/MONTH ON PRIME: Metro by T-Mobile customers with the Metro Flex Unlimited Plus plan get free Amazon Prime included in their $60/month plan. Amazon Prime usually costs $14.99/month, or $139 per year if you pay all at once.
Boost Mobile is saving you big off the iPhone 15 for both new and existing customers that activate it on its $60/month Unlimited Premium plan. You only need to shell out $199 for this model and there's no trade-in whatsoever needed to get it.
Fueled by 24,000mAh and incredible 140W fast charging power, this device can charge your phone to laptop in a snap. For Prime Day, this charger is at an all-time low price, but only for Prime members.
Looking to buy an iPhone before Apple’s next-gen iPhone 17 models arrive? Here’s where to get the iPhone 16 and iPhone 16e at the lowest prices this July.
The iPhone 16e is the spiritual successor to the iPhone SE series and features a 6.1-inch OLED display, a 48MP camera and an Action Button. However, it doesn't feature a dynamic island like more modern iPhones, instead getting the same notch seen on some of the older models.
Amazon increased the pace of its Prime Day sales from Day 1 to Day 2 with even more aggressive discounts on some of the year’s hottest technology. Yesterday’s emphasis was on the Samsung Galaxy S25 Ultra, but today’s is a surprise that’s even greater: the Galaxy S25+ is at a record-low price.
The OnePlus 13 with 512GB of storage is on sale from Amazon's Prime Day for $880, which is its lowest-ever price so far.
A MUM was left crying down the phone to Amazon after her five-year-old racked up a massive £2,200 shopping spree. Her son had caught hold of an old phone all while his parents were asleep. Kirst