Apple’s latest iPhone 16e has just launched its biggest sale yet, down $200 off its original price of $899.
This iPhone 16e sale is available from Walmart.ca, priced at $699, saving you 22% off. This will make a decent iPhone for grandma or the kids seeking the newest ‘budget’ phone from Apple, which also supports Apple Intelligence features (when they fully roll out anyways).
The iPhone 16e, launched in Canada this February. It’s supposed to be a budget-friendly addition to the iPhone 16 lineup, featuring a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display, A18 chip, and a 48MP Fusion camera with 2x telephoto, while starting at a hefty $899.
The phone offers up to 26 hours of video playback, Face ID, and a USB-C port but lacks MagSafe, Dynamic Island, and the Camera Control button found on higher-end models. Only available in black and white, it has Ceramic Shield glass and IP68 water resistance.
If you’re looking to upgrade from an iPhone SE, this might be the time to jump to an iPhone 16e. This deal is shipped and sold by Walmart so it’s legit from Apple and not a third-party. Only black is listed at $699 and it’s for “preorder” right now. Walmart says they offer free 15-day returns.
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Now that's the price it always should have been in the first place!
agreed!
even then, its waaaay under-speced. I think my next phone will be a refurb.
Refurbished electronics has never been a good thing in my experiences.
i've had quite a few and they've all worked out really well. Apple products are a safe bet, and even if they're out of warranty/not covered by AppleCare, their customer support is very flexible.
Good to know, thanks.
Apple refurb isn’t the same as other refurbished, as in its much better and it’s generally better than buying new when it comes to Apple.