Buying a new smartphone with a smartphone may be a good idea, in any case that’s what SFR offers on the iPhone 15 Pro.
Last September, Apple presented its latest range of smartphones, namely the iPhone 15. Among the different smartphones, the iPhone 15 Pro is now one of the most powerful iPhones on the market. While the phone is sold alone from 1229 euros, it can be ordered for just one euro on SFR.
Enjoy iPhone 15 Pro
To do this, you must first choose the finishes of your iPhone, namely its color and its storage capacity (between 128 GB and 1 TB). Then, you have the choice between several packages with or without commitment. SFR, for example, offers the 210 GB package at 31.99 euros per month for 6 months then at 44.99 euros per month. The latter is subject to a 24-month commitment. Then, select the credit option in 24 installments without fees. You will then have to pay one euro, then 17.84 euros per month for 24 months. With this option, the iPhone 15 Pro costs only 429 euros.
SFR offers a unique offer on the iPhone 15 Pro
By purchasing the iPhone 15 Pro on SFR, you save money and can also benefit from a trade-in bonus of up to 700 euros and a bonus of an additional 100 euros regardless of the phone you sell.
In addition, if you are a Box SFR customer, the mobile plan is offered at 23.99 euros per month for 6 months then at 36.99 euros per month.
Some of the key features of the iPhone 15 Pro include its aerospace-grade titanium design, the new USB-C connector that allows you to use the same cable to charge your Mac or iPad, and the integration of Dynamic Island technology to always be informed of what’s happening.
The iPhone 15 Pro offers up to 23 hours of video playback. This Apple smartphone is equipped with a professional photo system, with a new 48 megapixel main camera. On SFR, the iPhone 15 Pro is available for just one euro.
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