Online retailer Fonehouse currently lists available stock for the iPhone 14 Pro, with its highlight ‘extended Black Friday’ deal offering the phone at just £56 a month and £29 upfront for a 100GB tariff on Three. If it doesn’t immediately appear in the top slot then you may have to scroll down slightly to see the deal. Given that the phone costs £1099 on its own, that means that you’ll only roughly be paying £11.40 a month for that 100GB allowance when you factor in the total cost of the contract at £1373. For one of the best high-end smartphones available right now, not to mention one of our favourite iPhones in years, this is easily a great deal in itself, let alone one of the few ways that you can actually still get your hands on the iPhone 14 Pro. Just for the sake of comparison, if you head on over to the official Apple store website right now then you won’t be able to get the iPhone 14 Pro delivered until December 29th which, if you plan on gifting it to one lucky person in time for Christmas, then you will have missed the boat by a fair few days.
The iPhone 14 Pro is hard to find now but Fonehouse still has some in stock and with a tempting offer attached as well. It’s a similar story if you head over to other online phone retailers like Affordable Mobiles or Mobile Phones Direct which require you to wait several weeks until the phone can be delivered. Fonehouse seems to be the last of the bunch with any available stock, and to sweeten the deal even further, the site offers free next-day delivery if you order before 6pm. Circling back to the phone itself, the iPhone 14 Pro is easily the standout handset in the current iPhone range thanks to new features like the eye-catching Dynamic Island that replaces the standard Apple notch, and a greatly improved camera system that ups the megapixel count to capture some truly jaw dropping images. Given that this is one of the last few places where you can buy an iPhone 14 Pro (and with a seriously tempting deal at that) then I’d recommend making the most of it while it’s still available.
