Why You Can Trust CNET iPhone 14 Deals: Save Money With Trade-Ins and Installment Plans
While no longer the newest, the iPhone 14 still has plenty of power, and you can get it for less with these deals.
While the iPhone 15 series has usurped the throne of the iPhone 14 and 14 Pro as the best Apple phone you can buy right now, there's no doubt that it's still a great product. While Apple has discontinued sales on the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, you can still find them at some retailers, and sometimes you can even get big discounts on them. We've made a list of the best iPhone 14 deals below, so let's get to it.
The Pro models offer some nice upgrades, including an advanced A16 Bionic chip and an updated display that ditches the infamous notch in favor of an adaptive pill-shaped display cutout that Apple calls the Dynamic Island. On the non-Pro side, the devices keep the same A15 Bionic chip from last year, though there are some under-the-hood improvements. But, as we've noted, they're not as easy to find, and when you do find them, the deals are not exactly abundant.
If you're looking to upgrade to the latest iPhone models, you can check out our list of all the best iPhone 15 deals.
What colors does the iPhone 14 come in?
The iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus launched in five different colors: blue, purple, midnight, starlight and Product Red. In March 2023, Apple added a new yellow hue.
The iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max come in deep purple, silver, gold and space black.
Read more: Best iPhone 14 Cases
How much does the iPhone 14 cost?
The four models of the iPhone 14 have different prices that change depending on the amount of storage. Pricing for each model starts at:
- iPhone 14: $699*
- iPhone 14 Plus: $799*
- iPhone 14 Pro: $999
- iPhone 14 Pro Max: $1,099
*If you set it up with a carrier; $30 more if you connect to a carrier later.
Best iPhone 14 deals
The iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus are still available to buy directly from Apple, with delivery and in-store pickup options. You can trade in your old device for up to $620 off your new one and use an Apple Card* to get 3% back on your purchase. AT&T will offer you up to $334 in bill credits, and you can score up to $730 if you connect your iPhone 14 with T-Mobile and trade in an iPhone 12.
Apple has discontinued the sale of the 14 Pro and Pro Max on its site.
You can get the basic iPhone 14 or the 14 Plus for free with any 5G unlimited plan, but you'll need to have a new line and Select Unlimited Plan to qualify.
Though the carrier is still listing the Pro and the Pro Max, there is currently no stock of Pro Max available.
AT&T is offering some solid savings on the iPhone 14 series right now. When you purchase an iPhone 14 on an installment plan, you'll pay $11 per month as long as you have or switch to a qualifying service plan. This brings your total to $396 over 36 months. Since AT&T lists this phone at $730 (higher than Apple's new base price of $699), this means you save $334. Keep in mind this doesn't include your monthly service fee.
The iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max are still listed on the site but are currently out of stock.
T-Mobile has quite a few different offers on the iPhone 14 and 14 Plus. People on a Go5G Next plan can get up to $1,000 off when trading in an eligible device. You can get up to $830 with trade-in on the Go5G Plus plan. When you add a line on a qualifying plan and trade in an eligible device, you can save up to $730.
New customers ready to switch can save up to $630 if they bring their number over from a qualifying carrier.
If you opt for a different plan other than the Go5G Next or Go5G Plus, you can still qualify for up to $300 off, with a minimum trade-in of $100, depending on the model of your phone. Buy one, get one up to $700 off when you add a line when you activate two (or more) qualifying lines or add a line for existing customers.
T-Mobile still lists the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, but they're currently out of stock.
*All information about the Apple Card has been collected independently by CNET and has not been reviewed by the issuer.
