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The offer pricing will reflect the application of iPhone 13 pro Max Price trade-in credit that is applied over 36 months following trade in of an eligible smartphone. Upgrade of existing lines or activation of new lines required. Purchase of new iPhone 13 Pro Max or iPhone 13 Pro Max is possible on a 36-month installment plan at 0% APR, subject to credit qualification. This promotion is not available to AT&T Installment Plans with Next Up. Only well-qualified customers can make $0 down. A down payment may also be required depending on many factors. Taxes on the full retail price are due at sales. You must activate eligible unlimited plans. You will be liable for the balance of your eligible wireless service if you cancel. Activation/Upgrade Fee: $30. The trade-in device cannot be used on an existing installment plan. The 36-month installment plan is applied to bill credits as a monthly credit. Credits are available within three bills. Once credits begin, you will receive catch-up credit. To qualify, wireless line must be in good standing for at least 30 days and have an active installment agreement. When the device is shipped, an installment agreement begins. You must have the device on agreement for the entire term to get credits. Additionally, you must maintain eligible service on your device for the entire installment term. Offer is limited-time and subject to change. Limits: One trade-in per qualifying purchase, and one credit per account. Not combinable with any other offers, discounts or credit. These restrictions and limitations apply to purchase, financing, and other terms.
Even the most wealthy Apple fans will find the iPhone 13 Pro Max a worthwhile investment at a price of $1,099 introductory. It's the same price that the iPhone 12 Pro Max was last year at launch. However, there are plenty of upgrades underneath the hood to make this a worthwhile purchase.
iPhone 13 Pro Max (and iPhone 13 Pro Max) are splash, water, dust and water resistant. The devices were tested under controlled laboratory conditions. Liquid damage is not covered under warranty.