These new price drops match the best deals seen during the Spring Sale and cover nearly the full iPhone 16 range—except the budget-friendly iPhone 16e.

The 128GB iPhone 16 is now priced at £698, down from £799, giving buyers a 13% discount (£101 off). This offer applies to pink, teal, and white models.

Fans of the Ultramarine finish can also grab a deal: the 512GB version is now £998, reduced from £1,099.

However, the 128GB black version remains full price at £1,202.79, and no discounts are currently available on the 256GB variant.

The larger iPhone 16 Plus also sees price cuts. The 128GB white version is now £798 (previously £899), an 11% drop. The 256GB model is £898 after a 10% discount, while the 512GB version is down 8% to £1,098. All five colour options—black, pink, teal, ultramarine, and white—are available for this model.

Those looking to upgrade to the iPhone 16 Pro can save big too. The 128GB version is now £899, down from £999, with all colour options—Desert Titanium, Black Titanium, Natural Titanium, and White Titanium—available. The 256GB model drops to £999, the 512GB to £1,199, and the 1TB version to £1,399, each reflecting a £100 discount.

The iPhone 16 Pro Max, featuring a massive 6.9-inch display, also gets price reductions. The 256GB model is now £1,099 (down from £1,199), the 512GB version is £1,299 (previously £1,399), and the 1TB model now costs £1,499, a £100 drop from its original £1,599 price tag. All colours remain available across the lineup.

While iPhones tend to appear more expensive in the UK than in the US, it s worth noting that UK prices include VAT, unlike US pricing—narrowing the price difference.