Apple iPhone X Silver deals

The iPhone X was the phone that reset what an iPhone looked like: it replaced the Home button and Touch ID with Face ID and an edge-to-edge OLED screen, introducing the notch that every iPhone since has carried in some form. Launched at a higher price than any previous iPhone, it justified that with the first OLED display Apple had used, a dual camera with optical image stabilisation on both lenses, and wireless charging. Nearly a decade later it is squarely a legacy device: Apple's software support ended at iOS 16, there is no 5G, and Face ID on this first-generation implementation is noticeably slower to unlock than on any modern iPhone. It now sits in the UK market almost entirely as a refurbished or used purchase, appealing to buyers who want the Face ID, notch-based design and OLED screen this generation introduced, at a fraction of what a current iPhone costs. As with any nine-year-old phone, a battery health check before buying is essential, and anyone needing current apps and banking software long-term should look at a newer model instead.