Deal: Grab the iPhone SE 32GB with AT&T prepaid service for just $149.99
The 4-inch iPhone has been available in the United States for quite some time across many carriers and retailers. Currently, the smartphone sells for $200-$250, even lower if manage to strike a good deal.
In any case, it's worth pointing out that AT&T is selling the iPhone SE 32GB for $244.99, so you'll be saving around $95 if you buy it from Best Buy. Also, free shipping is included in the deal as well if you decide to go for it.
Related phones
- Display 4.0" 640 x 1136 pixels
- Camera 12 MP / 1.2 MP front
- Processor Apple A9 APL0898, Dual-core, 1840 MHz
- Memory
- Storage 128 GB
- Battery 1624 mAh(14h 3G talk time)
13 Comments
1. diggie32
Posts: 388; Member since: Apr 03, 2016
Yowzas. Heck of a deal. I've never had a problem unlocking an AT&T prepaid phone. Just don't activate it on AT&T and go to their unlocking website. Select "no" to the question if you are an AT&T customer
posted on Aug 17, 2017, 11:16 PM 1
4. neela_akaash
Posts: 1239; Member since: Aug 05, 2014
I thought it was a Cupertino based company not Redmond based(which is Microsoft)....
posted on Aug 18, 2017, 1:54 AM 0
5. cncrim
Posts: 1571; Member since: Aug 15, 2011
Yea, I will not surprise next few week ATT know this and decide close this loop hole the power of internet you will be blame.
posted on Aug 18, 2017, 2:00 AM 0
8. izim1
Posts: 1594; Member since: Feb 04, 2013
Eligibility Requirements
Wireless, business & non-AT&T customers
Requirements for unlocking AT&T phones, tablets, and mobile hotspots.
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AT&T PREPAID℠ (formerly GoPhone®) devices must have at least 6 months of active service.
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It's a $150 gamble buying it and getting it unlocked with AT&T. Ive had success in the past through their device unlock website, but i have also been denied before.
posted on Aug 18, 2017, 2:39 AM 0
3. izim1
Posts: 1594; Member since: Feb 04, 2013
"The redmond based company"....
If this were an Alan F. post he would be telling everyone that corrected him in the comment section that he's right and they're wrong. Period. Microsoft is Cupertino and Apple is Redmond.
posted on Aug 18, 2017, 1:18 AM 0
6. HansP
Posts: 542; Member since: Oct 16, 2011
Funny that you read in other threads on this site that Apple would dominate the budget market if they'd sell a budget model.
Yet, no one would touch this this POS phone with a ten foot stick, despite Apple practically giving it away....
posted on Aug 18, 2017, 2:13 AM 0
9. kiko007
Posts: 7490; Member since: Feb 17, 2016
They've sold 20+ million of these little phones. For context, the only Android device with such a feat are the S7 series up til now. Two of my family members own them, and they run better than 99.9% of what you can get from the other OS at a fraction of the cost. The only reason it hasn't sold better is the 5S shell.
posted on Aug 18, 2017, 6:34 AM 0
11. domfonusr
Posts: 1070; Member since: Jan 17, 2014
The iPhone SE is getting less and less expensive! First, there was the 16GB SE from Cricket for $169.99 a couple months ago, and the $199.99 32GB SE from Best Buy. Then, I saw the $159.99 SE (unknown-unspecified storage capacity) from StraightTalk at my local WalMart a couple of weeks ago... and now $149.99 for 32GB SE on AT&T prepaid from Best Buy! Perhaps waiting until the next version of the SE launches, I will be able to get an even better deal as Cricket clears out inventory. They still sell the 64GB SE for $229.99, but if it gets into the sub $200 region, I'd buy it (of course, I'm assuming I'll have a job by then to support buying a more expensive mobile than what I am comfortable buying right at this moment).
