Woot is running yet another massive 24-hour-only sale on iPhones and Apple Watches

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Woot is running yet another massive 24-hour-only sale on iPhones and Apple Watches
It's hard to think of a much better way for hardcore "iFans" to "celebrate" Samsung's big day than by proving their steadfast commitment to Apple and upgrade or replace their current gear. If you feel the same way, you may as well save some money in the process of purchasing a new iPhone or Apple Watch.

That's where Woot comes in... yet again, although it's definitely worth highlighting that the latest 24-hour-only sale organized by the Amazon-owned e-tailer exclusively includes refurbished stuff. That being said, every single discounted "iDevice" on offer here today comes with a 90-day warranty, as well as Woot's solemn promise of full functionality.

Check out all the deals here



Before deciding if any of these deals is right for you, you might want to keep in mind the cosmetic condition is not perfect, with a "moderate level of wear & tear" to be expected, including everything from scratches to dents and dings. If you're not bothered by all that, you can choose from a long list of decent bargains, ranging from an ancient Apple Watch Series 1 fetching as little as $99.99 to an iPhone 11 Pro powerhouse starting at $759.99.

In case you're wondering, the refurbished iPhone 11 Pro Max is already sold out, and if you don't pull the trigger fast, other devices are likely to go out of stock as well. Of course, some deals can be objectively considered better than others, perhaps starting with a fully unlocked iPhone XS Max available at $549.99 and up.

Meanwhile, bargain hunters on exceptionally tight budgets may find it difficult to argue with the appeal of an ultra-affordable $145 and up iPhone 7 or the slightly pricier iPhone 7 Plus and iPhone 8, currently available for as little as $270 and $230 in 128 and 64GB storage variants respectively.

If you want something a tad more "modern", the $400 and up iPhone X is not a bad deal either, and the same arguably goes for the even newer and fancier iPhone XS, which can be purchased at $460 with 64 gigs of local digital hoarding room.

As for the Apple Watch lineup, those who can afford to spend more than $100 should strongly consider the cellular-enabled Series 3 or Series 4 devices, available for $175 and $280 respectively in a small size.

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