Today is your chance to pick up Apple's latest iPhone SE for a low price of just $349, fully unlocked, thanks to Amazon Renewed Premium.
Save $50 on the 2020 iPhone SE by Taking the Amazon Renewed Premium Route
Unlike regular Renewed, Renewed Premium offers slightly used devices in near-new condition. If you have a phobia against scratches and dings on your mobile phone, then Renewed Premium ensures that everything looks and feels as close to brand new as possible. Also, these devices ship with at least 90% or more battery health remaining.
Retailing for $399 straight from Apple, you can save $50 instantly if you take the Renewed Premium route. This phone is completely unlocked and will work with any carrier of your choice. Just pop in your SIM card and off you go.
Featuring a powerful A13 Bionic chip, this is the same SoC which made its debut with the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro in 2019. What this means is, this smartphone is overpowered for its size and flies through apps and games without breaking a sweat.
Featuring a 4.7-inch Retina display, it is perfect for those who love small smartphones. And with the Touch ID home button underneath, you can jump into the Home Screen without having to pull down your mask or enter that pesky PIN code.
You get a very capable 12-megapixel camera sensor at the back which records video in 4K at 60 frames per second. Thanks to the A13 Bionic chip, you get Apple's latest image signal processing as well, making your food photos look fantastic. every single time you press that shutter button
The Lightning port at the bottom handles all the charging and data syncing needs while wireless charging is built right in if you have a thing against plugging in cables in 2021.
Buy Apple iPhone SE, 64GB, White - Fully Unlocked (Renewed Premium) - Was $399, now just $349
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