Do you dream of treating yourself to the latest iPhone 15 Pro Max without breaking the bank? SFR has the solution with a great offer that will make people envious.
The iPhone 15 Pro Max is a true technological marvel. Its aerospace-grade titanium design combines lightness and strength, for a look that is as attractive as it is durable. With its IP68 certification and its Ceramic Shield, it is not afraid of splashes or falls. The 6.7-inch Super Retina XDR display is a feast for the eyes. Its 120 Hz refresh rate ensures breathtaking fluidity, even in the most demanding games.
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Under the hood, the A17 Pro chip works wonders. With its powerful GPU, it offers graphics worthy of a home console for an ultra-immersive gaming experience. All this without sacrificing autonomy, thanks to the most efficient energy management. On the photo side, the iPhone 15 Pro Max pushes the limits with 7 professional lenses. The 48MP main sensor captures ultra-detailed shots, while the 5x telephoto lens allows for breathtaking zooms.
A revolutionary SFR offer to offer you the iPhone 15 Pro Max at a low price!
Do you think that such a concentration of technology is necessarily overpriced? Think again ! Thanks to SFR, you can have the iPhone 15 Pro Max for only 59 euros. Yes, you read correctly !
To take advantage of this unbeatable price, simply subscribe to the SFR 240 GB package, at 64.99 euros per month with a 24-month commitment.
In addition to a mountain of data, this plan allows you to pay for your iPhone in 24 installments free of charge, for a first payment of only 59 euros.
And if you’re already a box customer at SFR, it’s even better! Your plan drops to just 44.99 euros per month, for additional savings. Add as a bonus a bonus of 80 euros refunded after your purchase. Enough to soften the bill even more!
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