Get the iPhone 16 for Just $5/Month at Verizon, No Trade-In Required!

Verizon has recently unveiled an impressive new set of iPhone 16 promotions, just one day following the device’s official launch. Following a robust series of initial pre-order offers, Verizon’s latest deals now present an attractive option for those looking to bypass typical trade-in rebates.

For a limited period, you can save up to $655 on any model within the new iPhone 16 lineup when you add a new line on an eligible unlimited data plan. This means you can get the base model iPhone 16 for as low as $5 per month over 36 months, the iPhone 16 Pro and Plus for $10 per month, and the iPhone 16 Pro Max for just $15 per month.

These offers on the iPhone 16 at Verizon are available with the high-tier Ultimate Unlimited plan, and for the base model iPhone 16, with the Unlimited Plus plan as well. Currently, the iPhone 16 is a standout choice for those seeking a cost-effective phone on a relatively affordable unlimited plan.

It’s important to note that these iPhone 16 promotions at Verizon are part of a limited-time flash sale at the carrier and will only be available through the end of the month. If you’re planning to secure a device before Black Friday, this opportunity to snag a non-trade-in discount before November should not be missed.

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Verizon’s Apple iPhone 16 Promotions

Apple iPhone 16: $23.05 $5/mo with an unlimited plan at Verizon

This unprecedented discount on the iPhone 16 at Verizon doesn’t require trading in an old device. You’ll still need a new line on an unlimited plan, saving you a substantial $655 over 36 months. This deal is also available with both the Unlimited Plus and the premium Unlimited Ultimate plans.

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Apple iPhone 16 Pro: $27.77 $10/mo with an unlimited plan at Verizon
This remarkable offer on the iPhone 16 Pro saves you a total of $640 over its 36-month plan, without requiring a trade-in. Available exclusively with a new line on the Unlimited Ultimate plan, it’s an excellent deal.

Apple iPhone 16 Pro Max: $33.33 $15/mo with an unlimited plan at Verizon
Verizon’s promotion on the iPhone 16 Pro Max offers a substantial discount without a trade-in, costing just $15 per month on a new Unlimited Ultimate line. This is the market’s most affordable non-trade-in deal for the iPhone 16 Pro Max, although the plan itself remains pricey.

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Is It Worth Upgrading to the iPhone 16 Series?

  • New A18 and A18 Pro chips
  • Intensive focus on new AI-integrated features
  • 48MP “Fusion” camera
  • Physical camera control function

We’ve recently updated our review pages for the iPhone 16, iPhone 16 Plus, iPhone 16 Pro, and iPhone 16 Pro Max, if you’re interested in a thorough evaluation of these new flagship models from Apple. In brief, all models are definitely worth considering if you’re in the market for a powerful new smartphone.

All four models are equipped with the latest A18 and A18 Pro chipsets, enhancing performance across all standard applications along with several new AI-integrated features Apple has introduced as ‘Apple Intelligence’. These features, set to be released soon, will support functionalities such as image-based search, text suggestions, custom emojis and images, along with several new Siri capabilities.

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In addition to major software upgrades, the iPhone 16 line also introduces a new 48MP ‘Fusion’ camera and a physical camera control feature, both designed to significantly elevate the mobile photography experience.

Those who prefer slimmer bezels will appreciate the slightly larger 6.3-inch and 6.9-inch displays on the iPhone 16 Pro and Pro Max, respectively. These models also boast other Pro-exclusive features such as 4K video recording at 120FPS, a 48MP wide-angle lens, and a 5x telephoto zoom.

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