iPhone 5 UK pre-orders open and pricing is revealed

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The Apple Store website here in the UK has opened up to iPhone 5 pre-orders and now we know the full pricing range for all of the new Apple smartphone models.

So… Drum roll please… the new iPhone 5, if you want it SIM-free unlocked and straight from Apple in either black of white, will set you back £529 for the 16GB version, £599 for the 32GB, £699 for 64GB.

US SIM-free prices have also been revealed and sit at $649, $749 and $849 respectively. However, you can only pre-order contracted handsets on AT&T, Verizon or Sprint for the time being.

As you’d expect, stock is predicted to shift really quickly, so if you’ve got a spare grand lying around get in early to avoid disappointment. Either that or be prepared to queue up outside an Apple store on September 21st, when the handset will be officially released.

Our sister site Tech Digest is waiting on UK network prices. They’re beginning to trickle in, and we expect to hear from EE (formerly Everything Everywhere) O2, Vodafone, T-Mobile, Orange and Three before long. We’ll keep you posted.

[Via Tech Digest]
Becca Caddy

3 comments

  • Expensive? It's been at the same price point for 3 generations now. Plus the build quality and materials used are far superior to that of other smart phones out there. And the reason I'll be staying with Apple is because if I damage my iPhone I know it can be fixed or replaced at a fraction of the original price at the Apple store in minutes. Does Samsung do that?

  • Expensive? It's been at the same price point for 3 generations now. Plus the build quality and materials used are far superior to that of other smart phones out there. And the reason I'll be staying with Apple is because if I damage my iPhone I know it can be fixed or replaced at a fraction of the original price at the Apple store in minutes. Does Samsung do that?

  • Samsung is looking better and better… Love my Tablet and laptop, why not add in a phone. Good by Apple.

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