At SFR, it’s also sales time. Currently the iPhone 15 Pro Max is available at a reduced price with subscription to a package. Let’s find out together how to make the most of this opportunity.
The iPhone 15 Pro Max is the ultimate smartphone from the Apple brand. Equipped with the A17 Pro chip, the smartphone offers a certain navigation comfort, particularly for video games. Thanks to its 6.7-inch diagonal screen, it allows you to easily switch from one task to another with complete fluidity. The smartphone is also equipped with a 48-megapixel main photo sensor and a 5x optical zoom, never before seen on iPhone. If we look at the autonomy of the smartphone, it can increase up to 29 hours in video playback, or 6 hours better than the iPhone 15 Pro.
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The iPhone 15 Pro Max from 59 euros
At SFR, the current offer allows you to acquire the iPhone 15 Pro Max at a ridiculous price of 49 euros. But to benefit from the offer, you will have to commit for the long term. Let’s take an example to better understand. By subscribing to the 300 GB 5G offer and committing for 24 months, the iPhone is offered at the price of 59 euros. An amount to which will be added 24 monthly payments at 27.92 euros. In addition to these monthly payments for the smartphone, you will also have to pay the amount of the package at 64.99 euros per month. This offer is also available with the 250 GB 5G package for a lower monthly payment for the package but higher for the smartphone. Note that you can also opt to purchase the iPhone 15 Pro Max with a no-commitment package. For example, with the 200 GB 5G package without a duration commitment, at 19.99 euros per month, the smartphone is available for 109 euros then 47.50 euros per month for 24 months. For the purchase of the iPhone 15 Pro Max, SFR offers a trade-in bonus on your old phone.
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