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Official Apple Crossbody iPhone Strap up to 59% off right now from $24 Prime shipped

It has been a while since we saw a decent selection of deals on Apple’s official Crossbody iPhone Straps, but there price drops on various colors via Amazon today starting from $24 Prime shipped

The Neon Yellow and Light Blue models have now dropped down to some of the lowest prices to date at $24 with free shipping for Prime members or in orders over $35. 

These straps carry an, admittedly over-priced, $59 list, but are indeed now 59% off the sticker. While we have seen select models down as low as $21 in the past, there are various colors within a few bucks o the lowest prices ever right now. 

The Crossbody Strap is designed to attach to selected Apple cases for a convenient and hands-free way to wear iPhone.

Clearly not for everyone, but if you are looking to land the official Apple option, prices are at notable rates right now Amazon – just be sure to avoid the colors at north of $39 if you can.

Embedded flexible magnets with stainless steel sliding mechanisms allow you to effortlessly adjust the length for the perfect fit, while keeping both straps securely and neatly aligned.

Apple Crossbody Strap, Neon Yellow $24 (Reg. $59)

Apple Crossbody Strap – Green $27 (Reg. $59)

Apple Crossbody Strap – Light Blue $24 (Reg. $59)

Apple Crossbody Strap, Light Gray $38 (Reg. $59)

Apple Crossbody Strap, Purple $31 (Reg. $59)

Apple Crossbody Strap, Soft Pink $27 (Reg. $59)

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Justin is a senior deal Jedi over at 9to5Toys where he heads up our game/app coverage and more. He also covers all things music for 9to5Mac, including the weekly Logic Pros series exploring music production on Mac and iOS devices


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