Best iPhone 15 deals in June 2024

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As one of the best phones you can buy today, the iPhone 15 family also happens to sport some of the best smartphone deals around. So if you're after a good deal on the latest Apple phone, read on. 

For a quick reap, the iPhone 15 lineup consists of the standard model, the iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max. Take a look at our iPhone 15 review, iPhone 15 Plus review, iPhone 15 Pro review and iPhone 15 Pro Max review for a full breakdown of why these are phones well worth your consideration. 

Available online and in stores right now, you'll find a variety of deals, trade-in offers and promotions to help you save on your new iPhone 15. If you're looking for deals on a specific iPhone 15 model, check out our iPhone 15 Plus deals page, iPhone 15 Pro deals page, or iPhone 15 Pro Max deals page to make sure you find the best deal for you.

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iPhone 15 FAQs

How much does the iPhone 15 cost?

You can get your hands on one of the new iPhone 15 range from:

- iPhone 15 - £849

- iPhone 15 Plus - £949

- iPhone 15 Pro - £1,099

- iPhone 15 Pro Max - £1,199 

These are the same starting prices as the previous iPhone 14 range. 

Is the iPhone 15 worth upgrading to?

In short, yes! Some of the key improvements made to the new iPhone 15 range put the new devices at a clear advantage compared to their predecessors, some of these improvements include: 

- A16 Bionic chip on the 15 and 15 Plus models and new A17 Pro chip on Pro and Pro Max models 

- 'Dynamic Island' is now as standard on all iPhone 15 models

- A 48MP main camera across all models

- Titanium chassis on Pro and Pro Max models

All in all, it would appear that for many, the new generation of iPhone will be the best smartphone to upgrade to thanks to a wide array of these upgrades, and with trade-in and pre-order offers aplenty, there are more than enough ways to make sure you save when getting your hands on this latest iPhone. 

Are iPhone 15 deals expensive?

iPhone 15 deals are, like all iPhone deals, some of the more expensive contracts available. Since the iPhone 15 is one of the most expensive phones currently available, iPhone 15 contracts are often some of the more costly options available, outside of sales season that is. 

If you're looking for an iPhone 15, but want to save as much money as possible, consider choosing an iPhone 15 deal over an iPhone 15 Pro or Pro Max as these will be considerably cheaper per month. 

What are the best alternatives to iPhone 15 deals?

If you're looking for an iPhone 15 deal but want to save as much as possible, it might be worth considering getting an iPhone 14 Pro instead. This is as the device is older, but still boasts a number of equal, or even better, specs when compared to the new iPhone 15. 

Since the iPhone 14 Pro is older, contract deals are often cheaper, and the device goes on sale more often, meaning its easy to find ways to save on an iPhone 14 Pro in comparison with even some of the best iPhone 15 deals.

What's the cheapest way to buy an iPhone 15?

In the long run, the cheapest way to buy an iPhone 15 is to buy the phone SIM-free, and then partner the phone with a SIM-only contract deal from your preferred mobile network. 

Another alternative way to save on iPhone 15 deals is to use MVNOs (Mobile Virtual Network Operators) which use the infrastructure of one of the big four networks, EE, Vodafone, Three, and O2, to power their network. These providers are often cheaper, but offer less benefits to enable the cost to be lower.

Rob Dunne
Deals Editor

Rob is the Mobile and Broadband Deals Editor for TechRadar. Coming from years of experience working with phones on shop floors and giving customers the best deals on their tech, Rob is the dream adviser for readers looking to save money on top mobiles, accessories and broadband no matter what their needs are. Whether it's helpful information and expertise, niche benefits, or simply finding the best value for money, Rob has the know-how to guide you in the right direction towards your next tech endeavour. Outside of work, you'll find Rob on the tennis courts, in the gym, or diving into the biggest and best games of the year.