Deal: Buy an iPhone XR for only $300 from AT&T (new line required)

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Deal: Buy an iPhone XR for only $300 from AT&T (new line required)
Earlier in September, when Apple unveiled the brand new iPhone 11 series, it lowered the starting price of last year's iPhone XR from $749 to $599. If you like the iPhone XR but don't think $599 is the right price for it, you may want to know that AT&T lets you save $299 on the handset and buy it for $300, although only in certain conditions.   

To get the iPhone XR for only $300 from AT&T you need to purchase the device with a 30-month installment plan and add a new line of service (both existing and new customers qualify). AT&T's 30-month installment plan normally requires you to pay $20 per month for the iPhone XR, but, thanks to the carrier's new deal, you will pay just $10 per month - that's $300 in total. To be clear, this is valid only for the iPhone XR 64 GB, as models with more storage space are excluded from the offer.

See this iPhone XR deal HERE at AT&T



This AT&T iPhone XR 64 GB deal is available for all color variants of the handset: blue, black, coral, white, red, and yellow. According to AT&T, this is a limited time offer, but the carrier doesn't say when it's supposed to expire. 

The Apple iPhone XR isn't much different from the new iPhone 11. However, the latter has a more powerful processor and an upgraded camera, plus some other less notable enhancements. If you need a new AT&T service line and you don't plan to leave the carrier anytime soon, getting an iPhone XR for just $300 seems to be a good deal.

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