iPhone 6 Holiday Deals 2014: $99 Unbeatable Price Since Release As Apple Prepares For iPhone 6 Plus Launch
iPhone 6 Holiday Deals 2014. The iPhone 6 Holiday Deals 2014 is expected to be the biggest discount ever for the new iPhone from Apple since its release on Sept. 19 release. The newly released 4.5" iPhone 6 is a success in every way and the iPhone 6 Plus is expected to do even better on the smartphone/phablet market due to its size.
So who isn't looking for a iPhone 6 Holiday Deals 2014 that will save them some cash from Thanksgiving to perhaps post Christmas when retailers clear out stocks for the new year. The market for the 4.5" iPhone 6 shows no indication of slowing demand. Some retailers are out of stock on the 64GB versions.
Sam's Club is offering a iPhone 6 Holiday Deals 2014 on the 4.5" device and began an early discount on the smartphone even before Thanksgiving. Though it was just a one day event, more retailers are likely to follow suit on iPhone 6 Holiday Deals 2014. Sam's Club offered a 16GB model of the iphone 6 at just $99 and it is the best offer since the smartphone hopped into the market. The iPhone 6 Holiday Deals 2014 price is a solid $100 less than the normal price at any other retailer. This includes the Apple store.
The Tech Times reported, "In September, Sam's Club and its sister company Wal-Mart were the only major retailers to offer any kind of discount on iPhone 6 preorders, with Wal-Mart selling the 16 GB iPhone 6 at $179, and Sam's Club for a couple of dollars less, at $177. While the $20 or $22 savings was nothing to sneeze at, especially for a hard-to-find, newly released device, the deal was also limited to the 16-GB version of the iPhone 6."
The report added, "Sam's Club is upping the ante this time by now offering a much deeper discount of $100, and extending it to the iPhone 6 phones with larger storage space, pricing the 64-GB model at $199, and the 128-GB model at $299." The iPhone 6 Holiday Deals 2014 are a fantastic bargain for Apple's smartphone that is still fairly new in the U.S. market.
