“We expect iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will be incredibly popular with customers and we are thrilled to begin taking pre-orders on September 9”, said Apple in a statement.
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The iPhone 7 will begin shipping on September 16, the same day it will be available to buy in-person at retail stores such as Best Buy, Target and Apple’s own shops.
Three Mobile: up to £100 cashback (available on iPhone 7 pre-order contracts).
But how much are they going to set you back? Prices for the £39 a month option that offers 500MB of data start at £240 upfront for the 32GB model, rising to £380 for the flagship 256GB variant.
Customers eager to get their hands on either the iPhone 7 or 7 Plus can pre-order on BT.com to ensure they are among the first to get the a new handset when they go on sale on September 16th.
Apple is out to make a splash with new waterproof iPhones, a smartphone game starring Nintendo’s beloved “Mario” and a push on wireless headphones.
O2’s cheapest option is a 32GB iPhone 7 with 1GB data, unlimited texts and unlimited minutes for a £59.99 upfront fee and £43 a month repayments. Also of note: the glossy, “jet black” iPhone 7 scratches more easily than other finishes, so if you get that one you’ll want to get a case, which perhaps completely defeats the objective of picking a phone for its sheen.
If you’re an existing Vodafone customer, or a new one, you’ll be able to pre-order the new iPhone. Without an upfront fee, the same model costs £72 per month, but you can bring that down to £52 per month if you lay down a £99 initial payment.
The network also offers a free music streaming service for those who take out 30GB or more of data.
Prices start at £37 a month with a £149 upfront cost for an iPhone 7 at 3.
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You can check Three’s deals here, and again, there’s money needed up-front.
