Commercially released just a little over a year ago, the iPhone XS and XS Max were officially discontinued after their follow-ups saw daylight this September. But much like 2017’s iPhone X, these Apple A12 Bionic-powered bad boys stuck around at major third-party retailers like Best Buy, fetching an arguably excessive $900 in a 5.8-inch size and no less than a thousand bucks as far as the 6.5-inch Max model is concerned.

A whole lot more, mind you, as the handset typically goes for a whopping $1,350 in that specific storage configuration, currently fetching just $849.99 at the nation’s leading “Un-carrier.” Yup, that’s a savings of 500 bucks, and you can even choose to pay the $850 in full outright or merely cough up $99.99 upfront, followed by 24 monthly installments of $31.25 a pop. Similarly, the marked-down prices of 64 gig iPhone XS and XS Max variants can be fully taken care of upfront or split in monthly installments with a small down payment.

In case you’re wondering, yes, the iPhone XS duo is still pretty great at these price points. The two devices look an awful lot like their successors, minus the square-shaped triple camera lens on the back, packing a great deal of processing power, battery juice, and top-notch sound performance.