It looks like Costco.ca is now selling iPhones outright for the first time, with Apple’s aging iPhone SE available starting at $299.99.
Here’s what’s available:
- iPhone SE 32GB (Rose Gold; Space Grey): $299.99
- iPhone SE 128GB (Space Grey): $399.99
The price includes shipping and handling. The website description also lists these may be available in store. It’s also worth noting there’s a 4x Aeroplan points bonus on Costco.ca right now, which can result in some savings if you’re interested in this.
Costco online sells a variety of Apple products, including iPad, iPad Pro, Apple Watch, Apple TV, and HomePod. But this appears to be the first time we’ve seen iPhones being sold online.
A certified pre-owned iPhone SE 32GB retails for $439 from Koodo outright, also available on a Small Tab.
While you’re probably better off buying a newer iPhone, those looking to avoid the used market for the smaller iPhone SE should consider Costco, given its 90-day return policy on electronics, if you’re not satisfied.
[via RFD]
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