Epic iPhone Presidents Day sale — get iPhone 15 Pro for $699, iPhone SE for $129

Apple iPhone 15 Pro held in hand with deal badge.
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Buying a new iPhone often requires parting with hundreds or thousands of your hard-earned dollars. Apple's phones don’t come cheap, which is why it’s often good to wait a while after they’re initially released to find the best iPhone deals

To that end, you might want to check out what's going on at Red Pocket. While you might not have heard about this MVNO wireless carrier that piggybacks off AT&T’s network, Red Pocket is selling iPhones at a $300 discount during its Presidents Day sales event.

These deals will give you more of an incentive to snag Apple’s latest models, like the iPhone 15 for $499, iPhone 15 Pro for $699, or iPhone Pro Max for $899. If you’re looking to spend the least amount possible for an Apple phone, then look no further than the obnoxiously affordable $129 priced iPhone SE — which turns out to be 70% off that handset's original price. These $300-off iPhone savings boils down to a $100 instant discount on the device, along with an additional $200 rebate that will come later on.

Best of all, Red Pocket’s deals on all of its iPhones don’t require you to trade-in your old phone, which is a common practice of other wireless carriers and retailers. You will have to activate the iPhone on one of Red Pocket's cell phone plans, which start as low as $10/month for 1GB of data and go all the way up to $40/month for unlimited data. 

Here are the best Red Pocket iPhone deals we recommend.

iPhone 15 Pro : was $999 now $699 @ Red Pocket

iPhone 15 Pro : was $999 now $699 @ Red Pocket
Usually $999, the iPhone 15 Pro fetches at the more modest price of $699 thanks to Red Pocket's Presidents Day sales event. 

iPhone 15 Pro Max: was $1,199 now $899 @ Red Pocket

iPhone 15 Pro Max: was $1,199 now $899 @ Red Pocket
Apple's top-of-the-line model saw its price increased by $100 last year, but Red Pocket brings that down to an even even better $899. Taking into consideration the iPhone 15 Pro Max's 5x telephoto camera, longer battery life, and bigger screen, the savings put this model at what the iPhone 15 Plus normally costs.

iPhone 15 Plus: was $899 now $599 @ Red Pocket

iPhone 15 Plus: was $899 now $599 @ Red Pocket
In our iPhone 15 Plus review, we said it offers the best battery life of any iPhone we've ever tested at 14 hours and 14 minutes. The addition of pro-level features in the iPhone 15 Plus also makes it a much more satisfying successor. Red Pocket is taking $300 off this phone for Presidents' Day.

iPhone 15: was $799 now $499 @ Red Pocket

iPhone 15: was $799 now $499 @ Red Pocket
Apple's iPhone 15 is on sale for $499 in Red Pocket's Presidents Day sales event. In our iPhone 15 review, we said its design, excellent main camera performance, and long lasting battery life (11 hours and 5 minutes) make it a formidable phone worthy of your attention.

iPhone SE (2022): was $429 now $129 @ Red Pocket

iPhone SE (2022): was $429 now $129 @ Red Pocket
Looking to spend the least amount possible on an iPhone? Then check out the $129 cost for the iPhone SE (2022). It may feature just a single camera, but the iPhone SE can still pull off amazing snapshots. Wireless charging is also available, something you don't usually expect to find in sub-$500 phones.

iPhone 14: was $729 now $429 @ Red Pocket

iPhone 14: was $729 now $429 @ Red Pocket
Available in six colors, including yellow, the iPhone 14 remainsan incredible option with its superb dual cameras and compact design. It can also run the latest version of Apple's iOS.

iPhone 13: was $629 now $329 @ Red Pocket

iPhone 13: was $629 now $329 @ Red Pocket
Even though it's a couple generations old at this point, the iPhone 13 has incredible value at $329. Not only does it feature a premium design, but its 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR Display is a sight to behold.

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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.