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Get mint-condition iPhone 12 models starting at $369 if you don’t want to splurge on iPhone 14

The headlining news this week in the smartphone world was the iPhone 14 announcement and of particular interest is the fact that the 6.1-inch iPhone 14 and 6.7-inch iPhone 14 Plus are minor upgrades over their predecessors. If you’d rather not spend $799-$1,599 on Apple’s new phones and are also not interested in deals that knock the prices down to zero but still want to stay in the company’s ecosystem or switch from Android, Amazon-owned Woot is running some deals on 2020’s iPhone 12.
Apple continues to sell the 64GB iPhone 12 for $599 but other models have been discontinued. Woot is selling the iPhone 12 mini, iPhone 12, and iPhone 12 Pro Max in the Scratch & Dent condition, meaning they may exhibit some signs of wear and tear here and there but are in perfect working condition and come with a battery operating with at least 80 percent capacity.

All the phones are 5G-ready and are fueled by the 5nm A14 Bionic chip which is still one of the fastest chips around. 

The iPhone 12 mini is great for fans of compact phones and features a 5.4 inches OLED screen and packs a 2,227mAh battery. Woot is selling the 64GB variant for $369 and it appears that the 128GB model has already been sold out.

Next up, we have the standard iPhone 12 edition which has a 6.1-inch screen and a 2,815mAh cell. Both these models have a dual rear camera system with 12MP systems. The 64GB iPhone 12 can be yours for $459, whereas the 128GB model can be had for $539.

And lastly, the platform is also selling the mighty 6.7 inches iPhone 12 Pro Max which also has a 12MP telephoto camera with 2.5x optical zoom and a hefty 3,687mAh battery under the hood. The 128GB variant is available for $769.

The iPhone 12 will presumably continue to get updates until 2026 or 2027, so this would be a future-proof purchase and since these phones were heralded as the best camera phones not too long ago, it might be a better idea to go for them instead of a pricier mid-range phone which will probably get fewer years of software support and may offer mediocre cameras.

The deals are set to expire on September 12 but may end earlier if stock runs out before then.

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