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]]>But here’s what makes this launch even more interesting: iStore is offering up to R22,000 cash back when you trade in your old device. That’s not store credit — it’s actual money, straight into your bank account, which makes upgrading far more appealing than usual.
Apple has positioned the iPhone 16e as an affordable yet powerful entry into the iPhone lineup. It features a 6.1-inch Super Retina XDR display, the A18 chip for faster performance, and a 48MP main camera capable of high-resolution photography and 4K video recording. Battery life is solid too, with up to 26 hours of video playback.
If you’re considering upgrading or getting a device at iStore, here’s what you need to know:
The buy-back programme is a smart addition — two years from now, you can trade in your iPhone 16e and get 55% of what you originally paid. Considering how expensive new iPhones keep getting, this is a solid way to future-proof your purchase.
For those holding onto an iPhone 12 or older, this might be the perfect time to upgrade. With the trade-in deal, you could end up paying significantly less than retail for a brand-new iPhone.
Pre-orders open on 21 February at 3 PM SAST, and the device will be in stores from 28 February. If you’re looking to upgrade, checking your trade-in value beforehand might be a good move.
More info: www.istore.co.za
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