by If you were considering holding out until Black Friday to purchase a brand-new iPhone 15 or iPhone 15 Pro, you might want to reconsider and visit Amazon instead.
Normally, the best deals on Apple’s newest iPhone would have to wait until the major event, and in past years, Amazon hasn’t even carried the newest model. But if you sign up for a Boost Infinite Plan, you can currently purchase an iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro, or iPhone 15 Pro Max for practically nothing at all. We’ve not seen a better deal on the iPhone 15 than this one, and it’s unlikely to be surpassed during the Black Friday weekend.
As Amazon points out, you must activate and finance your new iPhone through Boost Infinite in order to benefit from the offer. When you purchase, Boost charges an activation cost of $60; however, this will be deducted from your first month’s wireless payment.
Depending on the option you choose, Boost Infinite has monthly costs ranging from $60 to $77 and offers unlimited call, text, and data. In addition, Boost Infinite offers yearly updates, allowing you to receive the newest iPhone model each year.
One of the best things about this plan is that, unlike competitors like Verizon or AT&T, you won’t need to turn in your old smartphone in order to receive the savings. Don’t anticipate this offer to be beaten on Black Friday either, as it’s difficult to go better than 100% off an iPhone. Actually, considering that it’s only October, this may be the greatest Black Friday iPhone offer ever.
For the past five years, Stephen Warwick has written about Apple for iMore and other publications. He covers all of the most recent breaking news from iMore about all of Apple’s services and goods, including both software and hardware. Stephen has conducted interviews with professionals in a variety of industries, such as banking, law, security, and more. In addition to his background in journalism, he also specializes in collecting and reviewing audio devices and has experience in sound engineering, production, and design.
Stephen worked at Apple for more than two years and attended university to study ancient history before he became a writer. Stephen is also a host of the weekly live-recorded podcast called the iMore show, which features entertaining knowledge about all things Apple in addition to discussing the most recent breaking news about the company.
