The iPhone 15 has only been out a few months, but this is one of the best deals we’ve seen on the latest-generation model from Apple.
Mobiles UK is selling the iPhone 15 with unlimited 5G data for just £31 a month. You will have to pay £190 up front to get your mitts on the 128GB model.
iPhone 15 with unlimited data on a top network
The iPhone 15 for £31 a month with unlimited data on Vodafone is a great deal even with the upfront cost of £270.
- Mobiles UK
- Unlimited data
- £31/month
While the up front cost is to be expected with such a bounty of data and a low monthly fee, you will get unlimited texts and minutes with these 24 month contract on the Vodafone network.
The latest upgrade for the standard iPhone 15 brings USB-C into play, replacing the long-standing lightning charging and data transfer solution.
The Dynamic Island also made it down to the standard iPhone 15 after being a Pro-exclusive feature on the previous generation model.
Is this the iPhone worth buying?
Pros
- Welcome switch to USB-C
- Really good camera
- Far more ergonomic than iPhone 14
- Dyanmic Island is much better than the notch
Cons
- No true telephoto camera
- Still no 120Hz display
- USB-C doesn’t improve charging or data speeds
This is also the most pocket-friendly design in the iPhone range and it still packs loads of power and a superb camera thanks to the new and improved 48-megapixel main sensor. The design has also been slightly tweaked with more rounded edges and a frosted back for a slick-looking phone. Our reviewer gave it a four-star review and praised the ergonomic improvements over the iPhone 14 model.
Trusted Reviews editor Max Parker concluded: “There are upgrades across the board for the iPhone 15 – even if we’ve seen them on other iPhone models before. The camera benefits from a higher-resolution main sensor, the Dynamic Island is an obvious improvement over the notch and there’s even been a slight price cut in the UK. This remains the default iPhone for most people, and it remains a very good phone.”
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