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Looking for a cheap(er) iPhone?UK Apple's got a deal for you.

The company is currently selling refurbished iPhone XR models with 64GB, 128GB, and 256GB of storage. They're being sold at discounts ranging from $100 to $120 (via MacRumors).

For example, a yellow, refurbished iPhone XR with 64GB is being sold for $499 — a $100 price cut. A black, refurbished iPhone XR with 128GB costs $539 (a $110 price cut), while a black, refurbished iPhone XR with 256GB costs $629 (a $120 price cut).

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The colors currently on offer include black, coral, white, and yellow.

According to Apple, "all refurbished iPhone models come with a new battery, new outer shell, are backed by a one-year warranty, and have free delivery and returns." They also include full testing, part replacements if needed, a thorough cleaning, as well as the original version of OS (or a more recent version). All the phones are unlocked, and they all come in a brand-new box with all accessories and cables.

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The savings are quite good if you're planning to buy an iPhone XR anyways. In terms of specs, it sits somewhere between the $399 iPhone SE and the $699 iPhone 11, but at its original price of $599, it's probably the worst deal of the three (check our comparison here). But at these reduced prices, it's actually a decent value, especially if you want the new "notched" design and don't mind an older processor.

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