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iPhone 12 actually costs $829, advertised $799 price includes ‘carrier special offers’

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<p>In an incredibly sneaky move, it turns out the iPhone 12 does not actually cost $799 as advertised. If you go to the website and look at the pricing for the iPhone 12, the SIM-free price is actually $829. The iPhone 12 mini is similarly $729, and not $699. </p>
<p>The top-line advertised prices actually include a $30 carrier discount, which is only available on AT&amp;T and Verizon plans. That means if you are buying SIM-free unlocked or through T-Mobile or Sprint, the phone cost is $829. The same holds for the iPhone 12 mini …</p>
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