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Cyber Monday makes the iPhone 16e cheaper — here’s my favorite deals up to $400 off

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Today’s your last chance to get the best iPhone Cyber Monday deals that discount Apple’s top-of-the-line models. However, the vast majority of them require trading in an old device to get phones like the iPhone 17 and iPhone 17 Pro for free. That’s why I can’t stop looking at iPhone 16e deals because they make the cheapest iPhone even cheaper.

Some of my favorite iPhone 16e deals for Cyber Monday have instant discounts up to $400 off, while other packages offer a year’s worth of unlimited data service at checkout with a one-time payment. Here are all the best last-minute Cyber Monday deals on the iPhone 16e.

Best Cyber Monday iPhone 16e deals: Quick Links

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iPhone 16e: $99 with $60/month unlimited plan @ Boost Mobile

iPhone 16e: $99 with $60/month unlimited plan @ Boost Mobile
If you can budget $60/month for Boost Mobile's Unlimited Premium plan, then you'll be able to get the iPhone 16e for $99. Even though there are many cheaper unlimited cell phone plans, at least it doesn't come out to the $80/month rates that Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile typically offer with their phones.

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iPhone 16e: $299 w/3-month Total 5G+ unlimited plan @ Total Wireless

iPhone 16e: $299 w/3-month Total 5G+ unlimited plan @ Total Wireless
Total Wireless has a deeply discounted iPhone 16e that drops the cost by $300 when you purchase it with a 3-month Total 5G+ Unlimited plan. In total, you're paying $399 for the iPhone 16e and another $195 for the unlimited plan — making the total cost come out to $594 plus tax at checkout.

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iPhone 16e: $199 w/3-month Supreme unlimited plan @ Cricket Wireless

iPhone 16e: $199 w/3-month Supreme unlimited plan @ Cricket Wireless
Cricket Wireless discounts the iPhone 16e by $400 off when you activate it on a 3-month Supreme unlimited plan that costs $180 in total for those three months. At checkout, you're paying $199 for the device itself and another $180 for the service, which comes out to $379 at checkout plus tax. That's still a substantial amount of savings when the phone costs $599 normally by itself.

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iPhone 16e: $399 w/3-month Supreme unlimited plan @ Walmart

iPhone 16e: $399 w/3-month Supreme unlimited plan @ Walmart
What I really like about this Cyber Monday deal from Walmart is the $200 instant discount you're getting with the iPhone 16e. This comes out $399 plus tax at checkout for the iPhone 16e, but the catch is that it's locked to Straight Talk — with service costing as low as $35/month.

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iPhone 16e: $399 w/1-year unlimited data @ Mint Mobile

iPhone 16e: $399 w/1-year unlimited data @ Mint Mobile
Similar to its other promotions, Mint Mobile doesn't just give the cost of the hardware, but it also throws in its 1-year unlimited cell phone plan. Meaning, you end up paying $399 for the phone and another $180 for the service. The total at checkout comes out to $579 plus tax. This is one of my favorite Cyber Monday iPhone 16e deals because it doesn't require a trade-in, and you get the service as well.

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iPhone 16e: $499 w/activation on AT&T or Verizon @ Best Buy

iPhone 16e: $499 w/activation on AT&T or Verizon @ Best Buy
You can get an unlocked iPhone 16e from Best Buy with a $50 off instant discount, but there's an additional $100 off savings when you let the retailer activate it on AT&T or Verizon. If you do that, then the price of the iPhone 16e goes down to $499.

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John Velasco
John Velasco
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John’s a senior editor covering phones for Tom’s Guide. He’s no stranger in this area having covered mobile phones and gadgets since 2008 when he started his career. On top of his editor duties, he’s a seasoned videographer being in front and behind the camera producing YouTube videos. Previously, he held editor roles with PhoneArena, Android Authority, Digital Trends, and SPY. Outside of tech, he enjoys producing mini documentaries and fun social clips for small businesses, enjoying the beach life at the Jersey Shore, and recently becoming a first time homeowner.

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