Verizon shaves $400 off the price of Apple's iPhone 11 Pro
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Verizon is running a promotion for a few more days that's hard to pass if you're an Apple fan. In case you haven't changed your iPhone in a while, the Big Red now has the iPhone 11 Pro model on sale until Sunday.
Regardless of which model you want to buy (64/256/512GB), you'll save $400 on the iPhone 11 Pro at Verizon. The main requirements are that you absolutely must add a new line and opt for an eligible Unlimited plan.
Currently, Verizon's Apple iPhone 11 Pro offering is limited to just two colors: Midnight Green and Silver. Two other color options – Gold and Space Gray, are now out of stock and probably won't be back until next week.
That being said, if you're looking to upgrade your iPhone or switch from Android to an Apple smartphone, you can get the iPhone 11 Pro for as low as $600 until Sunday. It's important to mention that Verizon's deal is only available online, but you'll also get $20 off your $40 activation fee whenever you purchase your phone from the carrier's website.
Regardless of which model you want to buy (64/256/512GB), you'll save $400 on the iPhone 11 Pro at Verizon. The main requirements are that you absolutely must add a new line and opt for an eligible Unlimited plan.
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Currently, Verizon's Apple iPhone 11 Pro offering is limited to just two colors: Midnight Green and Silver. Two other color options – Gold and Space Gray, are now out of stock and probably won't be back until next week.
That being said, if you're looking to upgrade your iPhone or switch from Android to an Apple smartphone, you can get the iPhone 11 Pro for as low as $600 until Sunday. It's important to mention that Verizon's deal is only available online, but you'll also get $20 off your $40 activation fee whenever you purchase your phone from the carrier's website.
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