Apple fans can get the iPhone 16e for just £14 per month after Sky Mobile slashed £114 off the usual price. The 36-month contract works out at roughly 46p per day, with a £12 upfront cost and 100MB of data included each month.
Customers can upgrade their data plan at any time or carry over unused data for up to a year. The deal also offers the option to upgrade to a new handset after 24 months, though Sky notes that charges may change during the minimum term, including the standard April price increase.
Alternatively, Mobiles.co.uk offers the iPhone 16e for £22.99 per month with £9 upfront and 100GB of data. Buying the handset outright remains the most cost-effective option, with Amazon now pricing it at £499, down from £599.
Launched in February 2025, the iPhone 16e features Apple's A18 chip, Apple Intelligence AI capabilities, a 48MP Fusion camera, a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display, and up to 26 hours of video playback. Tech experts have praised its premium design, with the Mirror's Dave Snelling noting its 'premium design' and 'blisteringly fast' performance.
However, the iPhone 16e lacks some features found on more expensive models, such as the Dynamic Island notch, MagSafe charging, the latest Ceramic Shield glass, and the Camera Control shutter button. Despite these omissions, Snelling said the phone is worth considering given the current deals.
