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iPhone 6 available in gold, silver & space grey 


This will go perfectly with my car. Thanks OP


Prefer the Veyron myself. 

Awesome, heat n tha


that's a different one


Showing as 4.99 for me on iphone


Will this keep me entertained on the way to work? 




Which One?


Just one frequency used here that it doesn't support


Yes, it will

iPhone 6 Case 10p @ Wilko - Free c&c
£0.10Wilko Deals
really cheap iPhone 6 case only 10p



Oh behave jacko (cheeky)


Cold for your multi posts :p

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Refurbished Apple iPhone 6 4.7 Inch 16GB Sim Free Unlocked - Space Grey / Silver / Gold £161.99 @ Argos Ebay
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Refurb from Argos with 12 month warranty. Also have... Apple iPhone 6 4.7 Inch 64GB Sim Free Unlocked - £194.99 (same link) Iphone SE - £161.99 https://www.ebay.co.uk/itm/Appl… Read more

yuck mug phones


Get a 6s or above or SE. Avoid the obsolete 6. You can get a brand new SE 32gb for £199 if you want iOS but not spend much. Will keep going for few more years


Only by .7.


SE is a fantastic phone, recently had to send my 7 plus off to Apple for repair and spent a week using the SE, aside from the camera ability, the rest of the phone experience was an utter joy.


Faster than a 6s as the screen has less resolution as well, I’m typing this on a Music Magpie 64GB SE that I paid £130 for a few month back, anything bigger and it won’t fit in the jeans pocket LocalLocalFound 24th SepFound 24th Sep
iPhone 8, 7 and 6/6s cases Tesco (instore) - £3.75
£3.75Tesco Deals
Funky styles, in store nationwide

My daughter had her iPhone 7 in a decent protective case for 2 years, dropped it loads of times, and sustained no damage. She put it in one of these funky cases, and dropped it the same day...landed on a corner, and cracked the screen. The idea of a case is to protect the phone; these might look funky, and be cheap, but would you put a £500+ phone in a cheap case?! Worth spending an extra tenner. Lesson learnt the hard way by my Daughter!


From that pic i'd say "hideous" was more appropriate than funky


Lol, go for it ... :-)

Refurb Grade B - Apple iPhone 6-16GB VODAFONE £98.95 @ Ultimo Electronics - Ebay
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Under 100. Item has been fully refurbished and in terms of function works perfectly, unit may have some marks/dents and signs of use present, including marks to the screen and ha… Read more

Not worth it if it's not unlocked because you need to use other networks and 16gb is not enough nowadays with so many games, music, videos and photos you just don't have any memory left




Truly defunct now though. The 6s and SE will be the oldest models for iOS 13 in my opinion, as they share the base hardware. You can pick up an SE pretty cheap too and get the battery replaced for 25 quid, sorted.


Nice deal



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iPhone 6 cover 9p / £4.08 delivered @ Find me a gift
£0.09Find Me A Gift Deals
Wave Pattern iPhone CaseThis Red Wave iPhone Case will not only add some style to your smartphone, it will also help protect it from scuffs too! This Polycarbonate case features a … Read more

If i need a phone case i go to Abdul at our local market. £1 case has some that looks as pictured to.


£4.99 shipping for me


+£3.99 Delivery So £4.08

I right they’re rubbish.


Great price, hopefully my local will have some stock 
Does Amazon underground still have a free version of this?


It hasn’t aged well.


KoTOR is currently free on Xbox Game Pass.

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Tech 21 evo mesh sport Iphone 6/6s protective case £3.99 @ HMV
£3.99£24.9984%HMV Deals
Just picked up one of these for £3.99 at HMV, down from £24.99. Having googled etc it appears the cheapest you can pick up elsewhere is for circa £9 on eBay so looks to be a good … Read more

£9.95 on Amazon with good reviews Amazon link 
£14 worth if in app purchases


They increase price when there is promo code


You get one year!


Could I get extended warranty with it?




Heat from me for your appreciation of comedy.

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“italia independent” iPhone 6 opaque case cover 99p @ Home Bargains
Got this as well with headphones in I miss calls all the time on my phone, I’ll see calls now :D Back is acceptable, basic, understated.
iPhone 6/6S battery cover £5 @ B&M
£5B&M Retail Deals
Extra power for your bag, pocket, glovebox...1800mAh/60% charge £22 https://www.tech21.com/en_gb/evo-endurance-iphone-6s-smokey-black

The protection and extra battery yes! It’s not a crappy thin sided bumper case, it’s got good impact protection ;) (yes I need a new Poundland screen protector lol)


1800mAh really worth buying people?


I saw them in my local B&amp;M as well and at thIs price they’ll be gone in a few days.


Wow amazing price for the case (even if it’s for an iPhone 6) as tech21 is quite a reputable and pricy but quality brand.



High-End Smartphone for Less: The Best iPhone 6 Deals

The iPhone is a design classic and one of the world’s most popular digital devices. Known for their ease of use, wide range of features and high quality, iPhones are the phone of choice for people all over the globe. But which model of iPhone is best for you? It could well be the iPhone 6. Here’s why.

Advanced Design and Features: iPhone 6

The very first iPhone appeared in 2007, when Steve Jobs unveiled the 4GB and 8GB varieties. Overnight, the sleek design and advanced features of the phone attracted a massive following (the phone was even called the “Jesus phone” by commentators because of its popularity), and a series of updates soon followed.

3G iPhones came next, then the iPhone 4, the 4S, with sales soaring into the tens of millions. The specifications of iPhone models soared as well, reaching 64GB memory by 2012 and steadily increasing the screen resolution and the speed of the iOS operating system. The iPhone 5 arrived in 2012, upping the ante still further by doubling the phone’s processor speed, while in 2013 came the iPhone 5C and 5s, which featured innovations like fingerprint scanning via the touchscreen.

In 2014, Apple announced a major product launch: the iPhone 6. At the time, this was the most advanced smartphone available, but although this is no longer the case, should you purchase an iPhone 6?

Apple: Seeing Things from a Different Perspective The iPhone 6: Capabilities

As with all iPhone models, when the iPhone 6 landed, it came with a variety of advanced functions and features. For example, the A8 processor was a huge step forward in terms of speed from the iPhone 5. The more efficient chip inside the phone also allowed for faster graphics processing and greater energy efficiency, extending the phone’s battery life.

The phone came with relatively generous storage options, ranging from 16GB to a massive 128GB (compared to most models at the time which offered 32GB). At the same time, the Retina screen included with the phone delivered high-resolution graphics up to a resolution of 1334x750 pixels and the updated 8MP-resolution camera now came with a much faster auto focus, helping users take the perfect selfie.

Users could also take video footage with their iPhone 6, thanks to the 1080p HD digital camera, which also featured a much more precise slow-motion function. All-in-all, at the time, the iPhone 6 was the cutting edge of phone development, and still does most of the things that ordinary phone users require.

As an Apple phone, the iPhone 6 also benefits from the ability of users to connect it to devices like MacBooks and iPads, enabling them to share photos, move music files and generally extend their digital options. It also benefits from Apple’s huge archive of downloadable apps, and from the fact that the iTunes Store regularly leads the pack in receiving new apps and app updates.

Specifications of the iPhone 6

If you want to know more details about the iPhone 6, here are some of the key specifications:

Different Versions of the iPhone 6

The initial release of the iPhone 6 came in three different colours: Space grey, white, and black, all of which had the same interior architecture and features. More importantly, Apple also released the iPhone 6 Plus at the same time as the iPhone 6, and customers need to know the basic differences between the two.

The iPhone 6 Plus is slightly bulkier than the 6, with a thickness of 7.1mm vs. 6.9mm, but it compensates for this with a much larger screen size. The 6 Plus has a resolution of 1920 x 1080p, compared to the 6’s 1334 x 750p, which enables the 6 Plus to display apps in landscape mode, something the basic iPhone 6 cannot do.

The 6 Plus adds an extra optical image stabilisation function for the camera, and has slightly more battery life as well. However, in terms of memory and disk space, there’s nothing to choose between the two.

If you are the kind of person who needs more space to read eBooks or process photographs, the 6 Plus is a better option. The added battery life is handy for smartphone gamers or music lovers too. But for everyday use, the slim-line 6 is just as good, and you’ll probably find cheaper deals as well.

Be careful about purchasing older models of iPhone 6. The phone was originally produced in several different forms (with the codes A1549, A1586, A1589, A1522, A1524, and A1593). They are all basically similar in form, but not all will work on UK networks. Check that your model qualifies before making a purchase.

The iPhone 6 vs. Other iPhone Models

It’s not just a good idea to compare the iPhone 6 against the 6 Plus. Since 2013, Apple have introduced a whole new generation of phones (the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus) along with the iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus. These phones have left the old 6 model looking much less technically sophisticated, but have also had the effect of reducing iPhone 6 prices. So, if you need a basic iPhone, the 6 remains a solid choice.

The iPhone 6s – The most critical difference between these two iPhone 6 models are their screens. The 6s included technology called 3D Touch, which can detect how much pressure the user is exerting upon the screen (unlike purely capacitive screens which work by detecting electrical charge). Aside from that, the 6s use slightly stronger aluminium and weigh in at around 14g heavier, have a more powerful camera (12MP as opposed to 8MP) and have 4K video capture capabilities.

All of these features are worth considering if you are thinking about buying an iPhone 6, as the 6s offered a step-up in terms of technical capabilities.

The iPhone 7 – In 2016, Apple announced that the iPhone 7 would be released, and it remains the most advanced form of iPhone around. The new model added some simple changes like remodelling the home button and making the casing more water resistant and also removed the headphone jack, but added stereo capabilities. So, if you rely on ordinary headphones and don’t have a wireless alternative, you may want to stick with the iPhone 6.

The iPhone 7’s display has also been enhanced, with more colours available, a 25% boost in brightness and a less reflective screen. Anyone who has ever used their iPhone 6 for outdoor reading will know how useful that alteration will be. Generally, the screen changes make the iPhone 7 a better option for those who want to watch streaming video, as the phone delivers much more realistic images than its predecessor.

The iPhone 7 has also doubled the iPhone 6’s processing speed, via its Apple A10 Fusion chip and a couple of high-efficiency cores. At the same time, Apple have doubled the RAM to 2GB, providing more room for advanced apps and games. With a faster processor and more capacity, the 7 beats the iPhone 6 in terms of graphics and photo manipulation, so if that’s a priority you’ll want to go for the more advanced model.

Both the iPhone 6 and the iPhone 7 are more than capable of running iOS 10, the latest update to Apple’s smartphone OS, but next generation apps and games will almost certainly start to feel sluggish on the older phone before too long.

What about the 6s vs. the iPhone 7? The iPhone 7 has also overhauled the 3D Touch system introduced with the 6s, making it more responsive. As many new features of iOS are built around 3D Touch (like checking e-mails), this is a major strength, but the 6s is more than useful if you want or need a cheaper alternative.

When it comes down to it, the iPhone 6 remains a viable choice for most smartphone users. Sure, the iPhone 7 is more advanced. It’s faster, delivers better graphics, has a better touchscreen and more memory. But those are features that serious users will appreciate more than everyday consumers. If you just need to call, use WhatsApp or browse the web, the iPhone 6 (and its various models) is ideal.

The iPhone 6 vs. Models from Other Brands

There’s also the question of whether you should go for an iPhone at all? These days, the smartphone market is full of high-quality alternatives from manufacturers like Samsung and Sony. Why would you choose an iPhone 6 over similarly affordable smartphones from the same generation?

Let’s take the Samsung Galaxy S6 as a point of comparison. Released around about the same time, the two phones were both a major success. In the case of the Samsung S6, features include:

The iPhone 6 can’t match the S6 for screen resolution and Apple didn’t choose to go down the VR or wireless charging route with the iPhone 6, but these are relatively minor everyday concerns.

With an iPhone 6, you get the ability to move files between your Apple devices via AirDrop, which is useful for MacBook or iPad owners. You get the benefit of Apple’s huge app collection and the general reliability of Apple’s phones. It’s a close-run thing, but it’s worth pondering those differences.

A Few Tips on Buying a Cheap iPhone 6

If you’ve chosen the iPhone 6 as your model of choice, it’s important to remember that Apple no longer manufactures new iPhone 6s. So, you’ll either have to purchase a new phone from existing stocks or buy a used phone.

If you choose this route, there are a number of things to bear in mind. Firstly, the good news is that you can buy a refurbished iPhone 6 from major UK retailers like Tesco, O2, Vodafone, and EE. Just go to their websites and you’ll find sections dedicated to second hand iPhones. Try to avoid buying from sites that aren’t well known (and definitely avoid stalls or small shops nearby). A good option is to regularly search for refurbished iPhone 6 models at HotUKDeals, where discounts are regularly posted.

You can also pick up as new iPhone 6 models from HotUKDeals merchants like Tesco, GiffGaff, GAME and Argos, as well as platforms like eBay or Amazon. Always check that you are purchasing from a reputable seller, and double check that you are getting the features you need.

The best times of year to go bargain hunting for an iPhone 6 are probably around Black Friday/Cyber Monday (late November) or the post-Christmas sales period. It’s also a good idea to check for deals when Apple roll out new phone models, as retailers often discount older versions to clear out their stockpiles. In general, the price of iPhone 6 models will be decreasing all the time, so plenty of great deals will be cropping up.

Save Money with the iPhone 6 Offers at HotUKDeals

The iPhone 6 remains an excellent smartphone for normal usage. If you want to use apps, check your e-mail, keep track of social media or watch Netflix, the iPhone 6 will do the job without any problems. There are always plenty of deals on iPhone 6 models, and you won’t miss any of them if you bookmark the iPhone 6 listings at HotUKDeals.