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Best Buy offering $1 iPhone 6s (16GB) on Sprint contract (or $100 gift card w/ installment plan)

Best Buy is offering the 16GB iPhone 6s on Sprint for just $1 this week, a $199 savings on the device’s normal price on the usual two-year carrier contract.

If you don’t feel like signing up for the Sprint contract, however, you can opt for a Sprint monthly installment plan (which doesn’t require the two-year commitment) and get a $100 Best Buy gift card instead. Sprint’s monthly installments will run you $26.39/mo for the 16GB iPhone 6s until you pay off the $699.99 off-contract retail price of the device.

The deals are only available in Best Buy retail stores and not online, and they are good for all 16GB iPhone 6s models including the Space Gray, Gold, Silver, and Rose Gold color options. The $1 iPhone 6s deal is good for a limited time starting today until Thursday this week.

And some other Best Buy Apple deals courtesy of 9to5Toys: The company is offering a $50 gift card with purchase of the new iPhone SE, a few iPad Pro deals, and Apple Watch Stainless Steel models starting at just $349 shipped.

Check out more deals at 9to5Toys.com.

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Jordan writes about all things Apple as Senior Editor of 9to5Mac, & contributes to 9to5Google, 9to5Toys, & Electrek.co. He also co-authors 9to5Mac’s Logic Pros series.


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