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Gazer
14-06-2010, 03:31 PM
Those anxiously waiting the Apple iPhone 4 pricing details could have their questions answered by the end of the day as service providers ready themselves for tomorrow's pre-orders.

At least two of the country?s leading network providers are today (June 14th) expected to unveil the deals, prices and packages they are to offer wannabe iPhone 4 owners.

With the Apple iPhone 4 due for release in just 10 days time on Thursday 24th June and pre-orders kicking off tomorrow (June 15th), networks have not wanted to show their hands first in fear of being undercut.

However, according to Geeky Gadgets, the iPhone 4 network silence is set to be broken by ?a couple? of the service providers just hours ahead of the start of pre-sales.

Despite this claim, precisely which networks are going to act first is not know. Five major service providers have all confirmed that they will hold the much-hyped Apple handset from its day of release. Orange, Vodafone, T-Mobile and 3 Mobile are all set to join the UK?s original exclusive rights holder to the iPhone, O2 in stocking the new smartphone.

For all the latest breaking news and up-to-date analysis of the network?s Apple iPhone 4 tariffs and sale prices check back with us abit later

Regards Gazer

Gazer
14-06-2010, 11:41 PM
Vodafone 'test page' offers sneak peak at iPhone 4 prices

Eagle-eyed iPhone fans got a sneak peak at Vodafone price tariffs for the much anticipated iPhone 4 this afternoon, although the network operator has since taken the page down claiming it was merely a "test page".
According to stills posted on Gadget Venue, prices start at ?189 for the 16GB version and ?280 for the 32GB version.
The cheapest tariff is a ?25 per month 24-month contract one, which comes with 75 minutes, 250 texts and 1024MB of internet data allowance.
The Handset will cost ?189 if consumers choose opt for the 16GB version while the 32GB handset will cost ?280, for the equivalent contract.
Consumers can get the 16GB handset for free if they commit to a ?45 per month contract, while a 32GB handset will only be free if a ?60 contract is signed, according to the page.
Vodafone was contacted by V3.co.uk and it refused to confirm or deny the prices. A spokeswoman said that the options were up on a "test site". This was confirmed on Vodafone's Twitter profile (http://twitter.com/VodafoneUKdeals).

So this is the start of the price war lol ....looks like this could be alot cheaper than the last 3 iphones released....and here's hoping

Regards Gazer

notanotherone
14-06-2010, 11:54 PM
can you get it without contract?

turner123
15-06-2010, 01:30 AM
can you get it without contract?
not sure as they like to get every1 signed up on a contract before its up for p and g if it was then i recon about 600, wonder if old iphone 3gs will drop down now in price? hope so ;)

berley
15-06-2010, 09:58 AM
Apple (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 1 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. has finally announced the prices for the pay as you go iPhone (To view links or images in this forum your post count must be 1 or greater. You currently have 0 posts. 4 for the UK, the 16GB iPhone 4 is available for ?499 whilst the 32GB iPhone is available for ?599, the good news is that these iPhone 4’s are completely SIM free meaning you can use them on any network.



Source :- iPhone 4 UK Pay As You Go Prices, 16GB ?499, 32GB ?599 | Geeky Gadgets (http://www.geeky-gadgets.com/iphone-4-uk-pay-as-you-go-prices-16gb-499-32gb-599-15-06-2010/)

thelostone
15-06-2010, 03:44 PM
@berley i dont want yours if you keep droping it:roflmao:

Gazer
16-06-2010, 01:03 PM
Orange is the first UK mobile phone network to come clean with its iPhone 4 pricing strategy.
For the 16GB version the only way you'll be able to get the device for free is if you take up the ?75 a month contract for two years. Otherwise you're looking at ?169 on a ?30 a month deal, ?119 on a ?35 a month deal, ?89 for ?40 a month or ?29 for ?45 a month.
The 18 month contracts are more expensive as you'd expect. You'll have to fork out between ?99 and ?229 depending on how much you want to pay out monthly.
For the 32GB version you're looking at about ?90-?110 more on top of the 16GB packages on both 18 and 24 month contracts.
Orange is stating unlimited mobile web browsing, but, as always there's the dreaded fair usage policy. This is set at 750MB, which is hardly unlimited. There is 750MB worth of Wi-Fi browsing via BT Openzone thrown in though. Tethering bundles start from ?5 a month, although on the two year, ?75 a month deal, you'll get 3GB included in your package.
The full breakdown of Orange's monthly deals can be seen here (http://iphone.orange.co.uk/plans/#iPhonePAYM).
Orange is also offering the iPhone 4 for ?480 (16GB) or ?570 (32GB) on PAYG, which is a few quid cheaper than Apple is selling the device for. Presumably, Orange's PAYG handsets will be network locked though, we'll find out and confirm ASAP.

Gazer
17-06-2010, 03:19 PM
o2 have now announced there iPhone 4 pricing strategy.........BUT i cant make heads or tails of it ??? it looks like a 32gb iphone is cheaper than the 16gb one on there price plans ?

O2 has revealed its full range of iPhone 4 prices, following on from Orange's iPhone 4 price announcement on Wednesday.
It originally announced tariff prices earlier this week but hadn't included handset price information.

The latest announcement includes pay-monthly and business price plans yet confirms that the iphone 4 will not be available on pay-as-you-go deals until later in the year.

The cheapest pay-monthly price plan is a 24-month contract at ?25 per month. The iPhone 4 16GB handset will cost ?279 and the 32GB will cost ?209 on this plan.

For ?25 per month you get 100 minutes and unlimited texts with 500MB data usage. O2 confirmed that it was scrapping unlimited data usage plans last week.

To get a free handset you will need to sign up to a 24-month contract on ?60 a month. This gets you unlimited minutes and texts and 1GB of data usage.
This is ?15 a month less than the orange iphone 4 price with better minutes and text options.

Pricing information for the O2 pay-as-you-go iPhone 4 will be released later in the year.

thelostone
19-06-2010, 09:32 AM
I found this on the web if your on o2
O2 are restricting sales of the upcoming iPhone 4 to existing customers when the handset intially launches on 24th June due to what O2 expects to be a combination of low stock levels in the UK and high demand. In fact O2 are sayingt hat iPhone 4 stock in the UK will be 'extremely limited' and are warning that not everyone who wants one will actually be able to get one. The restrictions will be in place until at least the end of July and serves to underscore just how severe O2 expects the stock shortage to be, no company would willingly give up access to new customers unless it felt it had to. I spoke with some contacts at O2 earlier today and they told me that the restrictions being put in place to maximise stock wouldn't just affect new customers, but staff too in so far as staff will not be allowed to upgrade to the iPhone 4 for the first month, mirroring the situation with new customers. There has been no word of similar restrictions from the other UK networks ... yet, so it will be interesting to see just how low the stock levels are across the board when the iPhone does finally launch.
My daughter is on 3 and they have told her they have put back the launch of the iphone.Dont no if the store were just feeding her some bull or not