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Scottish Sun
7 days ago
- Business
- Scottish Sun
Apple is offering MORE money for your old iPhones – but there's only days left to claim up to £660 before prices fall
Apple's Trade In is a service which allows you to exchange an old device for a price cut on a brand new one GOOD I-DEA Apple is offering MORE money for your old iPhones – but there's only days left to claim up to £660 before prices fall Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) APPLE has raised its in-house trade-in values for dozens of iPhone models - meaning customers can get more money for their old gadgets. But iPhone owners only have a few more days to make use of the offer before Apple drops its trade-in prices again. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 2 So if you've got some old handsets wasting away in a drawer somewhere at home, now is the time to trade them in Credit: Getty 2 Apple's Trade In is a service which allows you to exchange an old device for a price cut on a brand new one Credit: Getty So if you've got some old handsets wasting away in a drawer somewhere at home, now is the time to trade them in. The offer spans 27 iPhone models - from the iPhone 8 right up to the iPhone 15 Pro Max. iPhone 15 Pro Max devices will now get you a staggering £660 when traded in, while the regular iPhone 15 can get you as much as £410. Even older devices like the iPhone 13 can earn you up to £270 in store credit - helping you shave a significant amount off your next Apple purchase. The iPhone 8 will only earn £50 in store credit, though, as it heads onto Apple's dreaded vintage list. The tech giant has upped trade-in prices in several countries as well as the UK, including the US, Canada, Japan, France, Germany, Australia, Italy, Spain and China. However, the deal is only available until June 18, MacRumors reported. After this date, prices will sink back to their usual levels. While third-party trade-in services generally offer higher trade-in values, store credit can be helpful to die-hard Apple customers. Doomed gadgets to STOP working properly in 2025 closures – phones, laptops & even home thermostats to go wrong in weeks Apple's Trade In is a service which allows you to exchange an old device for a price cut on a brand new one. The service is available both in store and online. Apple's new iPhone trade-in prices Apple have raised the amount of money you can earn when trading in your phone. The amount you'll get depends on your phone's condition, but some devices can be worth £660 in store credit. Here are the new trade-in values of Apple's iPhones: iPhone 15 Pro Max - Up to £660 from £655 - Up to £660 from £655 iPhone 15 Pro - Up to £565 from £555 - Up to £565 from £555 iPhone 15 Plus - Up to £425 from £420 - Up to £425 from £420 iPhone 15 - Up to £410 from £395 - Up to £410 from £395 iPhone 14 Pro Max - Up to £480 from £470 - Up to £480 from £470 iPhone 14 Pro - Up to £435 from £425 - Up to £435 from £425 iPhone 14 Plus - Up to £340 from £330 - Up to £340 from £330 iPhone 14 - Up to £350 from £310 - Up to £350 from £310 iPhone SE (3rd generation) - Up to £130 from £120 - Up to £130 from £120 iPhone 13 Pro Max - Up to £355 from £345 - Up to £355 from £345 iPhone 13 Pro - Up to £305 from £295 - Up to £305 from £295 iPhone 13 - Up to £270 from £260 - Up to £270 from £260 iPhone 13 mini - Up to £215 from £205 - Up to £215 from £205 iPhone 12 Pro Max - Up to £285 from £255 - Up to £285 from £255 iPhone 12 Pro - Up to £235 from £205 - Up to £235 from £205 iPhone 12 - Up to £170 from £160 - Up to £170 from £160 iPhone 12 mini - Up to £135 from £125 - Up to £135 from £125 iPhone SE (2nd generation) - Up to £65 from £55 - Up to £65 from £55 iPhone 11 Pro Max - Up to £170 from £160 - Up to £170 from £160 iPhone 11 Pro - Up to £150 from £135 - Up to £150 from £135 iPhone 11 - Up to £120 from £110 - Up to £120 from £110 iPhone XS Max - Up to £120 from £100 - Up to £120 from £100 iPhone XS - Up to £85 from £70 - Up to £85 from £70 iPhone XR - Up to £100 from £85 - Up to £100 from £85 iPhone X - Up to £60 from £50 - Up to £60 from £50 iPhone 8 Plus - Up to £65 from £50 - Up to £65 from £50 iPhone 8 - Up to £50 from £40 The new prices will be valid until June 18 and range from £10 to £30 increases. Alternatively, if your device is no longer available for credit, then you can hand it over to Apple for recycling. Your device might not be available for credit if it is too old and has been added to Apple's doomed 'obsolete' list. "Products are considered obsolete when Apple stopped distributing them for sale more than seven years ago," the company writes on its website. "Apple discontinues all hardware service for obsolete products, and service providers cannot order parts for obsolete products." It means it can't be repaired, as Apple no longer has the parts. Apple also doesn't accept iPhones with a broken screen or other significant damage. In both cases, Apple will only recycle the device for you.
The Irish Sun
7 days ago
- Business
- The Irish Sun
Apple is offering MORE money for your old iPhones – but there's only days left to claim up to £660 before prices fall
APPLE has raised its in-house trade-in values for dozens of iPhone models - meaning customers can get more money for their old gadgets. But iPhone owners only have a few more days to make use of the offer before Apple drops its trade-in prices again. Advertisement 2 So if you've got some old handsets wasting away in a drawer somewhere at home, now is the time to trade them in Credit: Getty 2 Apple's Trade In is a service which allows you to exchange an old device for a price cut on a brand new one Credit: Getty So if you've got some old handsets wasting away in a drawer somewhere at home, The offer spans 27 iPhone models - from the iPhone 8 right up to the iPhone 15 Pro Max. Even older devices like the iPhone 13 can earn you up to £270 in store credit - helping you shave a significant amount off your next Apple purchase. Advertisement READ MORE ON APPLE The iPhone 8 will only earn £50 in store credit, though, as it heads onto The tech giant has upped trade-in prices in several countries as well as the UK, including the US, , Japan, France, Germany , Australia, Italy, Spain and China. However, the deal is only available until June 18, After this date, prices will sink back to their usual levels. Advertisement Most read in Phones & Gadgets While third-party trade-in services generally offer higher trade-in values, store credit can be helpful to die-hard Apple customers. Doomed gadgets to STOP working properly in 2025 closures – phones, laptops & even home thermostats to go wrong in weeks Apple's Trade In is a service which allows you to exchange an old device for a price cut on a brand new one. The service is available both in store and online. Apple's new iPhone trade-in prices Apple have raised the amount of money you can earn when trading in your phone. The amount you'll get depends on your phone's condition, but some devices can be worth £660 in store credit. Here are the new trade-in values of Apple's iPhones: iPhone 15 Pro Max - Up to £660 from £655 iPhone 15 Pro - Up to £565 from £555 iPhone 15 Plus - Up to £425 from £420 iPhone 15 - Up to £410 from £395 iPhone 14 Pro Max - Up to £480 from £470 iPhone 14 Pro - Up to £435 from £425 iPhone 14 Plus - Up to £340 from £330 iPhone 14 - Up to £350 from £310 iPhone SE (3rd generation) - Up to £130 from £120 iPhone 13 Pro Max - Up to £355 from £345 iPhone 13 Pro - Up to £305 from £295 iPhone 13 - Up to £270 from £260 iPhone 13 mini - Up to £215 from £205 iPhone 12 Pro Max - Up to £285 from £255 iPhone 12 Pro - Up to £235 from £205 iPhone 12 - Up to £170 from £160 iPhone 12 mini - Up to £135 from £125 iPhone SE (2nd generation) - Up to £65 from £55 iPhone 11 Pro Max - Up to £170 from £160 iPhone 11 Pro - Up to £150 from £135 iPhone 11 - Up to £120 from £110 iPhone XS Max - Up to £120 from £100 iPhone XS - Up to £85 from £70 iPhone XR - Up to £100 from £85 iPhone X - Up to £60 from £50 iPhone 8 Plus - Up to £65 from £50 iPhone 8 - Up to £50 from £40 The new prices will be valid until June 18 and range from £10 to £30 increases. Alternatively, if your device is no longer available for credit, then you can hand it over to Apple for recycling. Advertisement Your device might not be available for credit if it is too old and has been added to Apple's doomed 'obsolete' list. "Products are considered obsolete when Apple stopped distributing them for sale more than seven years ago," the company writes on its "Apple discontinues all hardware service for obsolete products, and service providers cannot order parts for obsolete products." It means it can't be repaired, as Apple no longer has the parts. Advertisement Apple also doesn't accept iPhones with a broken screen or other significant damage. In both cases, Apple will only recycle the device for you. iPhone tricks to try today Here are some of the best... Typing cursor – When typing, hold down the space bar to turn your keyboard into a trackpad, letting you move around words and sentences more easily Close all Safari tabs – To do this in one go, simply hold the overlapped squares in the bottom right-hand corner, and press close all tabs Delete lots of photos quickly – Hold down on a photo and then drag your finger diagonally in Photos to select lots of images at once, then hit delete Convert currency quickly – Swipe down from the top of your Home screen, then tap in the bar and type a currency (like €200) and it will automatically covert to your local currency Check if you're due a battery upgrade – Batteries inside smartphones degrade over time. Just go to Settings > Battery > Battery Health, and check out the Maximum Capacity reading. Generally a battery is considered worn when you're down to 80% capacity. If you're below, you can buy a battery swap from Apple Move apps around faster – Hold an app until it starts wiggling, then (while still holding) tap other apps, causing them to stack so you can move them around easier
Wales Online
13-06-2025
- Business
- Wales Online
Sky offers Apple MacBook Air with M4 chip for £22 a month in new deal
Sky offers Apple MacBook Air with M4 chip for £22 a month in new deal Sky is offering the latest MacBook Air, which is powered by Apple's newest M4 chip, for just £22 per month The newest Apple MacBook Air with an M4 chip (Image: APPLE . GETTY ) While Apple MacBooks are famed for their top-notch quality, parting with up to £700 for a new gadget can be a significant dent in one's finances. However, Sky has devised a solution that enables customers to spread the cost of devices, including the latest MacBook Air fitted with the newest M4 chip, without straining their monthly budget. For a limited time, Sky is offering this device at a mere £22 per month. This 48-month contract includes the MacBook Air equipped with Apple's fastest and latest chip and a storage capacity of 256GB. It's important to remember that this deal entails a 48-month contract, so prospective buyers should consider this before committing, reports Devon Live. READ MORE: Dog owner hails 89p-a-day food that 'improved condition' after vet says 'expect the worst' READ MORE: Garden parasol with solar LED lights that customers 'absolutely love' now down to £55 The latest M4 chip guarantees smooth performance for all your requirements, boasting up to 18 hours of battery life and integrated Apple Intelligence to assist users in completing tasks effortlessly. Customers can select from four striking colours, including Sky Blue, Midnight and Silver. Shoppers want to hunt around for some deals, there are plenty of things to choose from. Argos currently has a special offer on this Acer Aspire i5 laptop for £549 for Windows fans. Meanwhile, Apple users can get a refurbished M2 MacBook Air from BackMarket for £731. Grab the MacBook Air with the M4 chip for £22 a month £899 £22 a month Sky GET DEAL Product Description Sky is handing out the newest MacBook Air from Sky for £22 a month with a £2 upfront cost. For Apple diehards, it might be a way to upgrade without needing to empty the bank Tech gurus at our sister paper, the Daily Express, reviewed the MacBook Air earlier in March, and it's safe to say they were thoroughly impressed, awarding it a full five stars. Tech editor David Snelling commented: "Just when you thought the MacBook Air couldn't get much better, another powerful update comes along. We were already huge fans of this highly portable PC, and now there are even more reasons to invest, thanks to the mighty M4 processor, improved external display compatibility, more RAM as standard and Centre Stage web camera." The M4 MacBook Air He continued praising the device, noting: "Battery life continues to impress, the screen is bright and colourful, and there are all the usual features you'd expect on a MacBook, such as a tactile keyboard, brilliant Force Touch trackpad and fast Touch ID fingerprint scanner. The new Sky Blue colour is surely going to be a huge hit and joins the Midnight, Starlight, and Silver shades." However, Snelling did acknowledge a drawback stating: "Yes, it's a bit of a shame that you only get two USB-C ports on one side of the device. Although it starts from a cheaper £999, it can get expensive if you start adding extras." Article continues below Summing up his thoughts, he claimed: "Otherwise, this is a brilliant upgrade to a device that was already at the top of its game. We probably wouldn't even recommend buying the M3 Air (even if you can find a deal) as the entry-level option only gets that 8GB of RAM - that's 50% less than the new £999 M4 machine." Wrapping up his thoughts, Snelling concluded emphatically: "We can honestly say there's no reason, barring the cost, that you shouldn't take the plunge and order the M4 Air today. It really is that good."
Scottish Sun
13-06-2025
- Automotive
- Scottish Sun
Drivers warned to remove all gadgets from their cars this weekend or risk losing £1,000s
Almost all of your gadgets are at risk WHEELY BAD Drivers warned to remove all gadgets from their cars this weekend or risk losing £1,000s Click to share on X/Twitter (Opens in new window) Click to share on Facebook (Opens in new window) BRITS need to take extra care with their gadgets this weekend – and definitely don't leave any in your car. All motorists risk a costly bill alongside a tech headache if they make a common mistake. Sign up for Scottish Sun newsletter Sign up 3 Make sure you don't leave your iPhone in a car on a hot day – it's a very bad idea Credit: Apple This weekend will see hot weather all weekend across the UK – and that's bad news for your expensive gadgets. It turns out that heat doesn't just make your gadgets run more slowly and shut them down, but causes permanent damage too. In fact, too much heat can permanently shorten the battery life of your phones, tablets, laptops, and even wireless headphones. And one of the worst things you can do is leave them in your car, where temperatures can quickly rise to damaging levels. OFFICIAL APPLE WARNING Most rechargeable gadgets that you have at home or in your car use lithium-ion batteries. These batteries degrade over time as you use them – leading to shorter battery life (and in some cases, slower performance as your device tries to protect the battery). When your iPhone gets too cold or hot, the battery struggles to perform effectively, which can lead to problems and even total shut-downs. But with heat, you also risk causing permanent damage to the battery cell. An official Apple warning explains: "Use iOS and iPadOS devices where the ambient temperature is between 0° and 35°C (32° to 95°F). "Low- or high-temperature conditions may cause your device to change its behaviour to regulate its temperature. Apple interview with Greg Joz Joswiak on new artificial intelligence, screening, hold assist, carplay, liquid glass and ios updates "Using an iOS or iPadOS device in very hot conditions can permanently shorten battery life." It's not likely to break 35C this weekend, but you're still at risk. That's because your car temperature can go well above the outside temperature. So if you're leaving your phone in your car while you're swimming at the beach, that's a big mistake. 3 Be very wary if you're driving anywhere this weekend Credit: Unsplash And the same goes for tablets, laptops, and your Apple AirPods too. You're looking at gadgets worth thousands of pounds. "Store your device where the temperature is between -20° and 45°C (-4° to 113°F)," Apple warns. "Don't leave your device in your car because temperatures in parked cars can exceed this range." Apple says you must always avoid "leaving your device in a car on a hot day" – and certainly don't let it linger in direct sunlight. Why does heat damage batteries? Here's what you need to know... Hot temperatures can cause permanent damage to batteries That's because batteries contain fluids, and work through chemical reactions When heat is applied to a battery, the fluid inside starts to evaporate This damages the internal structure of the battery Components like the voltage indicator can be affected by heat This can allow batteries to charge at too high a rate, which can lead to a loss of electrolytes This can reduce battery life over time As batteries heat up, chemical reactions inside will also occur faster Excessive chemical reactions can reduce long-term battery life Similarly, you want to avoid using your iPhone for navigation in a car when it's very hot or in direct sunlight too, unless you've got air conditioning. If your iPhone gets too hot, you might notice some of these changes: Charging slows or stops Display dims brightness or goes totally black Signal gets worse as mobile radio in phone enters low-power state Camera flash disables Apps have lower frame rate or longer loading times Navigation switches off or goes audio-only Your iPhone might also switch off entirely if it gets too hot. At this point, you'll need to make sure you get your iPhone to somewhere cool as soon as possible to avoid permanent damage. In extremely high-temperature situations where you leave gadgets in direct sunlight, there's even a fire risk – and that could result in staggeringly huge bills. HOW TO FIX YOUR IPHONE BATTERY If your iPhone does get serious heat damage, the battery will degrade. And if that happens too often, you'll find yourself with a worn down battery on a phone that holds increasingly less charge. You can check your phone's battery capacity compared to when it was new by going into Settings > Batter > Battery Health. 3 You can check your iPhone's battery health at any time in the Settings app Credit: The Sun Normally you'd expect to hit 80% at around 500 charge cycles (charging up and down), which typically takes a person about two years. So if yours is well below that, you'll want to take action or you'll be constantly stuck looking for a charger – and your phone may run more slowly too. One option is to just replace the device entirely, but this is very costly. A cheaper alternative is to pay for a battery replacement from Apple, which typically costs less than £100. IPHONE BATTERY SWAP – HOW MUCH WILL IT COST? Here's how much you'll pay for iPhone battery replacements in the UK and the US.. iPhone 5 Series iPhone 5S: £N/A / $69 iPhone SE Series iPhone SE (1st gen) – £N/A / $69 iPhone SE (2nd gen) – £65 / $69 iPhone SE (3rd gen) – £65 / $69 iPhone 6 Series iPhone 6 – £N/A / $69 iPhone 6s – £N/A / $69 iPhone 6s Plus – £N/A / $69 iPhone 7 Series iPhone 7 – £65 / $69 iPhone 7 Plus – £65 / $69 iPhone 8 Series iPhone 8 – £65 / $69 iPhone 8 Plus – £65 / $69 iPhone X Series iPhone X – £N/A / $89 iPhone XR/XS Series iPhone XR – £85 / $89 iPhone XS – £85 / $89 iPhone XS Max – £85 / $89 iPhone 11 Series iPhone 11 – £85 / $89 iPhone 11 Pro – £85 / $89 iPhone 11 Pro Max – £85 / $89 iPhone 12 Series iPhone 12 mini – £85 / $89 iPhone 12 – £85 / $89 iPhone 12 Pro – £85 / $89 iPhone 12 Pro Max – £85 / $89 iPhone 13 Series iPhone 13 mini – £85 / $89 iPhone 13 – £85 / $89 iPhone 13 Pro – £85 / $89 iPhone 13 Pro Max – £85 / $89 iPhone 14 Series iPhone 14 – £95 / $99 iPhone 14 Plus – £95 / $99 iPhone 14 Pro – £95 / $99 iPhone 14 Pro Max – £95 / $99 iPhone 15 Series iPhone 15 – £95 / $99 iPhone 15 Plus – £95 / $99 iPhone 15 Pro – £95 / $99 iPhone 15 Pro Max – £95 / $99 iPhone 16 Series iPhone 16 – £95 / $99 iPhone 16 Plus – £95 / $99 iPhone 16 Pro – £109 / $119 iPhone 16 Pro Max – £109 / $119 This will give your iPhone like-new battery life, and can even boost its performance too. But to avoid big bills, it's best to simply avoid letting your gadgets get too hot in the first place. That way, you'll have to replace your mobile less often.
The Irish Sun
13-06-2025
- The Irish Sun
Drivers warned to remove all gadgets from their cars this weekend or risk losing £1,000s
BRITS need to take extra care with their gadgets this weekend – and definitely don't leave any in your car. All motorists risk a costly bill alongside a tech headache if they make a common mistake. 3 Make sure you don't leave your iPhone in a car on a hot day – it's a very bad idea Credit: Apple This weekend will see hot weather all weekend across the UK – and that's bad news for your expensive gadgets. It turns out that heat doesn't just make your gadgets run more slowly and shut them down, but causes permanent damage too. In fact, too much heat can permanently shorten the battery life of your phones, tablets, laptops, and even wireless headphones. And one of the worst things you can do is leave them in your car, where temperatures can quickly rise to damaging levels. Read more on Apple OFFICIAL APPLE WARNING Most rechargeable gadgets that you have at home or in your car use lithium-ion batteries. These batteries degrade over time as you use them – leading to shorter battery life (and in some cases, slower performance as your device tries to protect the battery). When your But with heat, you also risk causing permanent damage to the battery cell. Most read in Phones & Gadgets An official Apple warning explains: "Use iOS and iPadOS devices where the ambient temperature is between 0° and 35°C (32° to 95°F). "Low- or high-temperature conditions may cause your device to change its behaviour to regulate its temperature. Apple interview with Greg Joz Joswiak on new artificial intelligence, screening, hold assist, carplay, liquid glass and ios updates "Using an iOS or iPadOS device in very hot conditions can permanently shorten battery life." It's not likely to break 35C this weekend, but you're still at risk. That's because your car temperature can go well above the outside temperature. So if you're leaving your phone in your car while you're swimming at the beach, that's a big mistake. 3 Be very wary if you're driving anywhere this weekend Credit: Unsplash And the same goes for tablets, laptops, and your Apple AirPods too. You're looking at gadgets worth thousands of pounds. "Store your device where the temperature is between -20° and 45°C (-4° to 113°F)," Apple warns. "Don't leave your device in your car because temperatures in parked cars can exceed this range." Apple says you must always avoid "leaving your device in a car on a hot day" – and certainly don't let it linger in direct sunlight. Why does heat damage batteries? Here's what you need to know... Hot temperatures can cause permanent damage to batteries That's because batteries contain fluids, and work through chemical reactions When heat is applied to a battery, the fluid inside starts to evaporate This damages the internal structure of the battery Components like the voltage indicator can be affected by heat This can allow batteries to charge at too high a rate, which can lead to a loss of electrolytes This can reduce battery life over time As batteries heat up, chemical reactions inside will also occur faster Excessive chemical reactions can reduce long-term battery life Similarly, you want to avoid using your iPhone for navigation in a car when it's very hot or in direct sunlight too, unless you've got air conditioning. If your iPhone gets too hot, you might notice some of these changes: Charging slows or stops Display dims brightness or goes totally black Signal gets worse as mobile radio in phone enters low-power state Camera flash disables Apps have lower frame rate or longer loading times Navigation switches off or goes audio-only Your iPhone At this point, you'll need to make sure you get your iPhone to somewhere cool as soon as possible to avoid permanent damage. In extremely high-temperature situations where you leave gadgets in direct sunlight, there's even a fire risk – and that could result in staggeringly huge bills. HOW TO FIX YOUR IPHONE BATTERY If your iPhone does get serious heat damage, the battery will degrade. And if that happens too often, you'll find yourself with a worn down battery on a phone that holds increasingly less charge. You can check your phone's battery capacity compared to when it was new by going into Settings > Batter > Battery Health . 3 You can check your iPhone's battery health at any time in the Settings app Credit: The Sun Normally you'd expect to hit 80% at around 500 charge cycles (charging up and down), which typically takes a person about two years. So if yours is well below that, you'll want to take action or you'll be constantly stuck looking for a charger – and your phone may run more slowly too. One option is to just replace the device entirely, but this is very costly. A cheaper alternative is to pay for a IPHONE BATTERY SWAP – HOW MUCH WILL IT COST? Here's how much you'll pay for iPhone battery replacements in the UK and the US.. iPhone 5 Series iPhone 5S: £N/A / $69 iPhone SE Series iPhone SE (1st gen) – £N/A / $69 iPhone SE (2nd gen) – £65 / $69 iPhone SE (3rd gen) – £65 / $69 iPhone 6 Series iPhone 6 – £N/A / $69 iPhone 6s – £N/A / $69 iPhone 6s Plus – £N/A / $69 iPhone 7 Series iPhone 7 – £65 / $69 iPhone 7 Plus – £65 / $69 iPhone 8 Series iPhone 8 – £65 / $69 iPhone 8 Plus – £65 / $69 iPhone X Series iPhone X – £N/A / $89 iPhone XR/XS Series iPhone XR – £85 / $89 iPhone XS – £85 / $89 iPhone XS Max – £85 / $89 iPhone 11 Series iPhone 11 – £85 / $89 iPhone 11 Pro – £85 / $89 iPhone 11 Pro Max – £85 / $89 iPhone 12 Series iPhone 12 mini – £85 / $89 iPhone 12 – £85 / $89 iPhone 12 Pro – £85 / $89 iPhone 12 Pro Max – £85 / $89 iPhone 13 Series iPhone 13 mini – £85 / $89 iPhone 13 – £85 / $89 iPhone 13 Pro – £85 / $89 iPhone 13 Pro Max – £85 / $89 iPhone 14 Series iPhone 14 – £95 / $99 iPhone 14 Plus – £95 / $99 iPhone 14 Pro – £95 / $99 iPhone 14 Pro Max – £95 / $99 iPhone 15 Series iPhone 15 – £95 / $99 iPhone 15 Plus – £95 / $99 iPhone 15 Pro – £95 / $99 iPhone 15 Pro Max – £95 / $99 iPhone 16 Series iPhone 16 – £95 / $99 iPhone 16 Plus – £95 / $99 iPhone 16 Pro – £109 / $119 iPhone 16 Pro Max – £109 / $ 119 This will give your iPhone like-new battery life, and can even boost its performance too. But to avoid big bills, it's best to simply avoid letting your gadgets get too hot in the first place. That way, you'll have to replace your mobile less often.
