Surprising way to get £580 off Apple’s iPhone 15

If you’ve been eyeing up Apple’s flagship iPhone 15 but aren’t too keen on its prices, then you may want to switch its own site for one standout retailer. Very’s newest deal could get you a huge £500 off the new model.

Well, up to £580 off to be exact which would cut the price down to just £119. The catch is you need to have an old phone lying around spare to handover. 

Very will take the hundreds off your total bill thanks to its rarely known-about trade-in offer, similar to the perk offered up by Samsung. Instead of selling your older handset for second-hand sellers you can ‘sell’ it to Very and get the price knocked-off by your new device. 

To find the deal head to the checkout page and scroll to the bottom of the page to the small ‘click here to find out more’ and you’ll be taken to its trade-in partner MTR. 

Even if you don’t have a device to hand in Very’s current outright price is still one to look at, currently beating Apple’s own price. You’ll save £100 at Very as you can now buy it for £699 opposed to the usual £799. 

A price drop we’ve been scouring since before Easter, Currys is also selling the model for the exact same discounted price. John Lewis previously offered this £100 saving but has since upped its standard 128GB model back up to £799. Opting for cheaper outright prices is proving to be more popular this spring, especially as the majority of UK retailers up prices for contract customers.

This April hundreds of existing customer bills including those at Sky Mobile, EE, O2, and even Tesco Mobile (if you don’t have a clubcard) will go up to fit in line with rising inflation. Opting for the above Very deal is one way to avoid them.

If you do spot an outright price drop on the iPhone 15, or any other flagship phone too good to ignore, then we’d recommend opting for a cheaper pay-per month SIM deal from Smarty – again, this helps avoid any unwanted mid-contract price rises and they run on a rolling 30-day flexible plan, so you can leave fee free. 

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