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Amazing iPhone XS Max deal gets you 256GB phone for just £380 in ultra-rare offer
YOU can get an iPhone XS Max for a mere £379.95 thanks to an impressive eBay deal.
The iPhone originally came out in 2018 and was sold for around £1,000 at the time.
Getty – ContributorThe iPhone XS Max was once Apple’s most expensive iPhone[/caption]
The deal is for the 256GB version in gold.
Silver and space grey are out of stock at the time of writing.
It’s not a brand new iPhone XS Max but it is certified refurbished.
That’s means it should look and work like it’s basically new and has passed all the necessary tests.
Refurbished 256GB iPhone XS Max on eBay for £379.95 – buy here
AlamyThe iPhone XS Max first came out back in 2018[/caption]
The iPhone XS Max came out in September 2018 and was Apple’s most expensive smartphone ever at the time.
It has an enormous 6.5-inch screen with a pin-sharp 2,688 x 1,125-pixel display resolution.
The handset is powered by Apple’s custom-built A12 Bionic chipset, which is widely regarded as the fastest mobile processor on the planet.
In fact, several tests have shown that the phone’s processor is quicker than many laptop models.
Apple kitted the iPhone XS Max out with Face ID face-scanning tech, a sleek all-screen design, and a revolutionary camera that combines several frames to create super-photos.
It’s still new enough to be able to update to Apple’s latest iOS 15 software.
If you’re not satisfied with the purchase you can send the iPhone back to the seller within 30 days for a full refund.
Refurbished 256GB iPhone XS Max on eBay for £379.95 – buy here
All prices in this article were correct at the time of writing, but may have since changed. Always do your own research before making any purchase.
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