If you’re on the hunt for an iPhone 16 Pro, check out this latest deal from Walmart online.
Apple’s iPhone 16 Pro in 128GB, in colours black/white titanium, are on sale for $1,149 right now, shipped and sold by Walmart.ca (natural is sold out). This offers $300 in savings and is cheaper than refurbished and certified pre-owned devices from carriers.
The iPhone 16 Pro, released September 20, 2024, features a 6.3″ Super Retina XDR OLED display with 120 Hz ProMotion, titanium body, and an A18 Pro chip powering smooth performance and advanced AI tools. It sports a pro-level triple camera system — 48 MP main “Fusion” sensor, 48 MP ultrawide, and 12 MP telephoto with 5× optical zoom — alongside improved battery life (~27 hrs video playback) and USB‑C support.
Also on sale is the iPhone 16 128GB at $929, saving you $200 off, with colours ultramarine and black available. Again, shipped and sold by Walmart.ca, which means it’s not a third-party seller.
The iPhone 16 debuted last year and features a 6.1″ Super Retina XDR OLED display at 60 Hz and is powered by Apple’s A18 chip with a 6-core CPU, 5-core GPU, 16-core Neural Engine, and 8 GB RAM—boosting CPU performance by up to 30% over the iPhone 15 . There’s a dual‑camera system—a 48 MP Fusion wide lens and 12 MP ultrawide—with new Action and Camera Control buttons, offers strong battery life (~22 hrs video), supports USB‑C, MagSafe, Wi‑Fi 7, and supports Apple Intelligence features.
The iPhone 16 Plus 128GB in black is avaialble for $1,020, which saves you $259 off.
These price drops come ahead of Apple’s expected iPhone 17 series launch this fall. Get them while you can if you’re looking for a new iPhone. It’s too bad the sizes are only 128GB. But otherwise, a solid deal and it seems the best time to buy an iPhone is before the next one comes out (or shortly afterwards).
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