You Can Get The iPhone 15 Pro For As Low As $349 – Here's How

Apple Inc.'s (NASDAQ:AAPL) newly launched iPhone 15 Pro can be purchased for as low as $349, thanks to a special discount program Apple is running right now.

What Is The Deal: The iPhone 15 Pro is available at a huge discount of $650 via Apple's Trade In program, allowing you to upgrade to the latest iPhone at an effective price of $349.

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Apple's Trade In program allows you to send in your old phone – even if it is not an iPhone – and get an exchange discount when you upgrade to the latest iPhone.

As a part of this deal, Apple is currently offering a trade-in discount of up to $650 on existing iPhones – the iPhone 14 Pro Max fetches the maximum discount of $650.

Interestingly enough, Samsung's most expensive smartphone right now, the Galaxy Z Fold 5, fetches a discount of just $460 at most, despite costing up to $2,160 for the top-tier 1TB version.

This is almost the same discount Apple is offering on the iPhone 12 Pro Max.

Essentially, you will get the best deal if you have an old iPhone to trade in, so keep that in mind.

iPhone 15 Pro Features: The iPhone 15 Pro was launched at the ‘Wonderlust' event on Tuesday, featuring a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR OLED display and a new titanium alloy design.

The iPhone 15 Pro is powered by the new A17 Pro chipset that features a powerful GPU with hardware-based ray tracing enabled. Essentially, gaming on the iPhone 15 Pro will be smoother than ever.

The iPhone 15 Pro also features a 48MP primary camera, a 12MP telephoto camera, and a 12MP ultrawide angle camera. It also has a 3D LiDAR scanner, and Apple says it will roll out Spatial Video recording capabilities later this year.

Other notable features include the USB-C port, all-day battery life, Ultra Wideband 2 support, and more.

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