Macworld January 30, 2026

Buying an older iPhone? Here’s how to avoid getting ripped off

Macworld When we talk about buying a new iPhone, the latest models are naturally the most appealing. But in reality, for most people, buying an iPhone 17 is going to look like overkill. If you’re thinking about buying an iPhone in 2026 but don’t want the latest flagship, looking at older models may…

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