The best iPhone 14 Pro deals: where to buy the latest iPhone

By Tammy Rogers
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Save money on the latest Pro iPhone with these iPhone 14 Pro deals.

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The iPhone 14 Pro is the best iPhone Apple makes, besides the iPhone 14 Pro Max. It includes the Dynamic Island, a 48MP camera, and a tremendous A16 processor. Now that the iPhone 14 Pro has been out for a few months, there are some good deals to be found on the iPhone 14 Pro, especially with some of your favorite carriers. 

This list is regularly updated with all the best sales and deals as and when they go live, so if you can't find anything the first time you visit, make sure you come back to see what's new. Some of the best deals here are trade-ins as well, so make sure your old iPhone 12 is in top condition!

After one of the other iPhone handsets? We've got you covered there too. We know where to find the best iPhone 14 Pro Max deals, as well the best iPhone 14 deals and the best iPhone 14 Plus deals.

The best iPhone 14 Pro deals

iPhone 14 Pro | Save up to $1000 with a trade-in at Verizon (opens in new tab)

iPhone 14 Pro | Save up to $1000 with a trade-in at Verizon (opens in new tab) 

Verizon currently has one of the best iPhone 14 Pro deals out there. If you trade in an old device, you could save up to $1000 off a new phone. This could make your iPhone 14 Pro almost completely free. If you switch over to Verizon from your current provider, you'll also receive a $200 Verizon voucher.

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iPhone 14 Pro | six months of free service at Mint Mobile (opens in new tab)

iPhone 14 Pro | six months of free service at Mint Mobile (opens in new tab)

You can get a half-price twelve-month data plan when you buy an iPhone 14 Pro at Mint Mobile. You'll pay upfront for the phone and the data plan, but you'll save up to $180 in the process. Just remember that you have to bring your number over to Mint in order to get the deal. Mint also seems to have more stock than anywhere else at the moment, so if you want an iPhone 14 Pro within the next couple of days, then Mint is the place to go.

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iPhone 14 Pro | $200 gift card and free AirPods 3 at Visible (pay upfront) (opens in new tab)

iPhone 14 Pro | $200 gift card and free AirPods 3 at Visible (pay upfront) (opens in new tab)

Visible is a great alternative buying option as you can buy the phone upfront and then just add your plan with no long-term commitment required. The upfront cost is made easier to bear by some great freebies in a $200 gift card and a pair of AirPods 3.

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$800 of second iPhone 14 Pro with initial purchase at Verizon (opens in new tab)

$800 of second iPhone 14 Pro with initial purchase at Verizon (opens in new tab)

If you buy one iPhone 14 Pro with Verizon, then you can get a second for $800 off. You'll need to go with a 36-month device contract and one of the unlimited 5G data plans, but if you're looking to get a couple of iPhone 14 Pros then this could be the ticket.

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iPhone 14 Pro |Up to $1000 off with trade-in at AT&T (opens in new tab)

iPhone 14 Pro |Up to $1000 off with trade-in at AT&T (opens in new tab)

Much like Verizon, AT&T will give you up to $1000 when you trade in an old phone to buy an iPhone 14 Pro. This will mean you pay nothing for the iPhone itself, leaving you to only pay for the data plan.

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iPhone 14 Pro | data plans from as low as $10 a month (opens in new tab)

iPhone 14 Pro | data plans from as low as $10 a month (opens in new tab)

Like Mint Mobile you'll pay upfront here, but you'll also avoid getting locked in to a grim, lengthy monthly contract. There won't be any late payment fees, and if you use more data you can always add it on. There aren't any deals on the phone itself here - the price of the monthly contact is what will save you money.

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iPhone 14 Pro |  T mobile (opens in new tab)

iPhone 14 Pro |  T mobile (opens in new tab)

You can trade your old iPhone in at T-mobile, but you'll have to choose the most expensive data plan if you want the full promotional trade-in price. 

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What's the difference between the iPhone 14 Pro and the iPhone? 14 Pro Max?

It all comes down to screen size. The iPhone 14 Pro has a smaller 6.1-inch screen, while the Pro Max has a larger 6.7-inch screen. On the inside, the two phones are the same. The chips are the same, the RAM is the same and so are the cameras - the Pro Max is simply for users who want a larger iPhones.

What's the difference between a contract and SIM-free iPhone?

A question that needs a mite more space than we have here to be answered properly, but this is the general jist - a contract iPhone will see you pay less up front, but you'll have to pay essentially a loan on your new iPhone. A SIM-free option will see you pay upfront for the iPhone, but nothing every month for the device after that. This is sometimes known as a 'PAYG' or 'pay as you go' iPhone as well. Most of the deals here are contract iPhones.

What colors does the iPhone 14 Pro come in?

The iPhone 14 Pro comes in a range of different colors. There's a brand new, rather fetching shade of 'deep purple', a Gold color, a White option, and a 'Space Black'. Al of the colors are stunning, and you really have to see them in person to see which is best.

How big is the iPhone 14 Pro?

The iPhone 14 Pro has the same size screen as the iPhone 13 Pro, a 6.1-inch OLED panel. There is more useable space, however, because of the new Dynamic Island that the iPhone 14 Pro uses.

Tammy Rogers
Tammy Rogers
Buying Guides and Deals Writer

As the Buying Guides and Deals writer for iMore, Tammy puts over a decade of experience in finding the best prices of Apple products to work, helping you save money on the equipment that you want. An audiophile at heart, she loves all things audio and visual, but you’ll also find her drooling over the latest Macs and MacBooks. With a Masters in screenwriting, Tammy likes to spend her free time writing feature-length and TV screenplays or driving digital cars around virtual circuits, to varying degrees of success. Just don't ask her about AirPods Max - you probably won't like her answer.