Looking for a new iPhone this Black Friday? You don't need to spend hundreds to take advantage of the best Black Friday iPhone deals if you just need something reliable that works. Older models like the iPhone 7 are offered by Tracfone at a discount. Despite what you may think, the iPhone 7 isn't actually all that old, relatively speaking. It came out in September 2016, and while that may seem far off in phone years, it still had advanced features.

Amazon currently has the iPhone 7 from Tracfone at $150, saving you around $50 from its usual price. The 32GB model is black and comes prepaid and locked by the carrier. It may not be an iPhone 13, but you'll be hard-pressed to find a cheaper iPhone than this that's guaranteed to work well.

iPhone 7

Apple iPhone 7 | $50 off

With a 4.7" Retina HD display, a 12MP camera, 4K video recording at 30FPS, and water resistance, there's a lot fo love about the iPhone 7 still. Using Tracfone, you can get this 32GB model for $150 for Black Friday. As long as you're content with a phone without all of the latest bells and whistles, this is a steal.

$150 at Amazon

At the time of its launch, we said that the iPhone 7 was a significant upgrade from the iPhone 6, featuring "significantly improved cameras" and better haptics. While it can't compete with what Apple offers today, it's still a great phone for anyone on a budget.

Tracfone offers monthly plans at a low price, but be aware that this phone is locked. This means that you won't be able to switch carriers for at least 12-months. That said, once those 12-months are up, you're under no contract and can switch whenever you'd like.

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