For the first time in a while, Apple has started selling a refurbished iPhone 8 model for $359 through its online store in the United States. For the time being, this is now the cheapest iPhone model ...

Last year’s iPhone 8 normally starts $599 but you can now get a refurbished unit directly from Apple for $100 less. Apple carefully checks over these units, replaces some of the components that wear ...

Woot's newest refurbished sale is focusing on the iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus today, offering sale prices from $199.99 for the 64GB iPhone 8. The 256GB iPhone 8 is also available, priced at $229.99.

Need an iPhone that will run iOS 14 this fall? You don’t need to splash your cash on the newest models. Pick up a refurbished iPhone 8 on Amazon right now and pay just $265! Claim yours before they’re ...

Even refurbished iPhones can be expensive, so buyers may be interested in protecting their purchase with AppleCare. This is ...

Apple products don't come cheap. Let's take the current iPhone lineup, the iPhone 16 series, for example. The standard iPhone 16 starts at $799, while the iPhone 16 Plus starts at a slightly higher ...

Woot! is back at it with a single-day sale on refurbished iPhone models ranging from the iPhone 6S to an iPhone 11 Pro Max. The discounts end at midnight or whenever inventory runs out. All of the ...

Got a new device for the holidays? It's time to trade in your used Apple gear and get competitive trade-in values with an exclusive cash bonus. If you received a new iPhone 14, Apple Watch, iPad or ...

This post is in partnership with Fortune, which offers the latest business and finance news. Read the article below originally published at Fortune.com. By Philip Elmer-DeWitt The market for used ...

If you're looking for a new iPhone at the lowest price possible, the iPhone 8 and 8 Plus from 2017 are viable options. (They're still so viable, in fact, that the US Census Bureau used the iPhone 8 to ...

Apple is changing a huge part of its self-repair process — and will finally accept fixes with used genuine parts. Apple is changing a huge part of its self-repair process — and will finally accept ...