CHEAP: 33% off Apple’s 64GB iPhone X makes it… pretty cheap tbf

2019-4-7 15:01

Welcome to CHEAP, our series about things that are good, but most of all, cheap. CHEAP! If you’re still using an ageing, decrepit iPhone, but don’t really wanna pay an absolute shit ton for an Xs, Xs Max, an Xr, listen up.

We’ve got an option for you: an unlocked 64GB iPhone X for only $596. Oh, but 64GB is too little storage? How about this 256GB iPhone X, which has 34 percent off? That should sort you out nicely. And it’s still pretty cheap tbf. Despite not being sold by Apple anymore, the iPhone X is still a solid…

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