iPhone 17 plans now HALF PRICE on Vodafone and Three as rival networks unleash early Black Friday deals
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Get access to unlimited data for 50% off
- Mobile companies Vodafone and Three are offering 50% their data plans for Black Friday
- This could be the perfect time to upgrade to the new Apple iPhone 17
- Get 50% off for six months on an unlimited data plan from Vodafone
- You can also get $510 off the new iPhone 17 when you trade in your old device
- Snag 50% off for six months on a 250GB data plan from Three
- You can also trade-in your old iPhone to Three for a bigger discount
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If you've had your eyes on Apple's newest iPhone 17 since its release earlier this fall, now may be a great time to upgrade.
Mobile companies Vodafone and Three are going head-to-head as they offer you 50% off their data plans for the first six months when you upgrade to the iPhone 17 and sign up for a 24-month contract.
This means you can get unlimited data from Vodafone for only £19.50 per month, which will save you a total of £117.
On the other hand, Three is offering 50% off its tiered 250GB data plan, where you could save up to £111 per month.
Plus, when you trade in your old phone, you can get even more off your monthly bill. For instance, Vodafone is offering up to £510 off the cost of the new iPhone 17 when you trade in your old phone. Similarly, Three is offering trade-in quotes when you send in your old iPhone.
Get 50% off unlimited data when you buy the iPhone 17 from Vodafone

Get 50% off the Airtime unlimited plan on a 24-month contract from Vodafone for the first six months when you upgrade to the iPhone 17. You can enjoy unlimited data with uncapped speeds and 5G compatibility. The unlimited plan includes a three-month free trial of Secure Net Mobile, which helps to protect you against fraud, viruses and identity theft with 24/7 ID monitoring.
Apple iPhone 17 (256GB)
$73.86
$54.36
Enjoy unlimited data with uncapped speeds and 5G compatibility with Vodafone's Airtime data plan.
The unlimited plan includes a three-month free trial of Secure Net Mobile, which helps to protect you against fraud, viruses and identity theft with 24/7 ID monitoring.
Vodafone also divides its contracts into two separate contracts. This allows you to pay lower monthly costs on the iPhone 17 if you have a longer mobile contract.
However, the current Airtime unlimited data plan is being offered for a 24-month timeframe only. For instance, if you pay for the iPhone on a 24-month contract alongside your data plan, then you'll pay £54.36 per month. If you pay for the iPhone on a 36-month contract alongside the data plan, then you'll pay £42.74 per month. Both plans also include a £30 upfront cost.
Once your data plan contract expires, it will then continue to automatically rollover every 30 days until you either cancel or upgrade.
iPhone 17 boasts a slightly larger, always-on screen with ProMotion — a feature that's never been available on an iPhone that costs under £999 until this year | APPLE PRESS OFFICE Plus, Vodafone also offers a rewards program called VeryMe Rewards.
The VeryMe Rewards program from Vodafone UK gives eligible mobile customers access to weekly treats, discounts, and prize draws through the My Vodafone app.
You’ll find offers such as 25 % off barista drinks, 2‑for‑1 meals, up to 50 % off UK days‑out and chances to win big prizes. There’s also a gifting feature, so you can pass selected offers to friends or family—even if they aren’t Vodafone customers.
However, if you don't need unlimited data, then purchasing the new iPhone 17 at Three may prove to be the better deal.
Get 50% off your mobile data plan when you buy the iPhone 17 from Three

Unlock 50% off your data plan for the first six months when you buy the iPhone 17 from Three. Three's three-tiered 250GB plan may be the way to go — and you get 50% off for the first six months, no matter which tier you choose.
It comes with unlimited UK calls and texts, and 5G access. The plan is offered under Three’s “Your Way” framework, letting you choose between Lite, Value, and Complete tiers depending on needs and budget.
Apple iPhone 17 (256GB)
$61.86
$48.36
If you're still looking for a healthy supply of data without worrying about hitting the monthly cap, Three's three-tiered 250GB plan may be the way to go — and you get 50% off for the first six months, no matter which tier you choose.
It comes with unlimited UK calls and texts, and 5G access. The plan is offered under Three’s “Your Way” framework, letting you choose between Lite, Value, and Complete tiers depending on needs and budget.
Lite is the most affordable option, giving unlimited calls/texts and 5G access, but fewer extras—no included roaming or streaming subscriptions. It’s perfect for users who mainly use their phone in the UK and want high data at minimal cost.
Value adds perks such as a Paramount+ subscription, inclusive roaming in select countries, and an extended warranty when paired with a device. This tier suits occasional travellers and streamers who want extra benefits without a premium price.
Complete offers the full suite: Paramount+ for the contract length, generous roaming, device warranty, and screen repair coverage. It may be a great choice if you're a frequent traveller and power user who wants the best in both data and perks.
Plus, Three also offers its own rewards program called Three+. When you sign up for Three's rewards program as a mobile contract customer, there are several noteworthy features you can take advantage of, such as:
- £1 barista-made drink every week via Caffè Nero or local cafés
- £3 adult 2D ticket at Cineworld on weekends
- Small pizza for just £5 at Papa John’s (weekly)
- £5 off restaurant or takeaway bills when you spend at least £20
- Presale access to music gigs, festivals, and live shows
- Discounts from big brands like 10% off at Nike
- Competitions & giveaways (e.g. VIP festival experiences, etc.)
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