The iPhone deal looks too good to be true but it's not a glitch affiliate
Shoppers in need of a new mobile can get an Apple iPhone for just £20 thanks to a new tech deal. Deals site, Discount Experts, has launched their iPhone offer which sees a range of models reduce in price from £299 to £19.99.
Apple's iPhone 4, 5S, 6 or SE is priced at £19.99 for a 8GB model or £39.99 for a 16GB model. All of the iPhones are unlocked and can be used with any service provider. Many shoppers are now opting for cheaper handsets amid the cost of living crisis, and Discount Experts are able to offer these iPhone models at a lower price due to their refurbished status. The deals site insists the handsets are almost brand new, only showing minor scratches, stating: "Signs of use, scratches and scruffs - used device - in a good condition for the age of the product."
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