Just a quick PSA, folks. Apple iPhone 17e preorders will end next Wednesday, so there isn’t much time left to jump on board if you’re looking to be an early adopter.
Several retailers are currently offering excellent deals, and as many of you may already know, the initial preorder phase tends to feature particularly strong promotions. Outside of big sales events like Black Friday, it’s usually the best time to consider upgrading your device.
Highlights for today’s best promotions include free devices at Verizon and T-Mobile in the US, trade-in rebates of up to $685 / £585 at the official Apple Store, and plan discounts of up to £500 at the UK’s leading networks. In short, there are plenty of preorder deals to consider for all types of budgets this week.
Today’s best iPhone 17e deals in the US
Today’s best iPhone 17e deals in the UK
- Carphone Warehouse: extra £50 off when you trade-in
- EE: up to £504 off with trade-in and plan discount
- O2: £288 off most unlimited data plans
- Three: up to £207 off with a trade-in
What’s new with the iPhone 17e?
- Same A19 chipset as the iPhone 17
- Magsafe support
- Upgraded wireless charging
- Now starts with 256GB of storage
As an overview, the iPhone 17e starts at $599 / £599, which is the same price as the previous iPhone 16e. On the surface, this new device looks like a rather iterative generation, but there are quite a few meaningful upgrades that make it an even better value device than the previous model.
For one, the iPhone 17e now runs on the new A19 chip, which is the same processor as the standard iPhone 17 series. That should give you a nice bump in performance overall in everything from games to everyday use.
Beyond the chipset, Apple has made a few practical improvements. The iPhone 17e’s base storage has been bumped up to 256GB with no price increase. Wireless charging has also been improved with Magsafe support, and you get a few next-generation portrait features with enhanced Focus and Depth Control. In addition, there are also a few new colors to consider, such as the eye-catching ‘soft pink’.
