The dust has settled on Apple’s 2013-era iPhone launch, so it’s time that we delved into what the damage is here in ‘ol Blighty. EE, along with its buddies Orange and T-Mobile, has confirmed that it’ll carry both the iPhone 5s and 5c from launch. LTE contract users who are six months into their EE deal will also be able to take advantage of the conveniently-announced Swap service. O2 has said that customers will be able to use O2 Refresh to upgrade their handset from launch, and Vodafone and Three have both given the thumbs-up to carrying the pair of handsets. No-one’s talking about specific contract pricing, but we expect carriers will drip-feed this information in poker-faced chunks between now and the September 20th launch date.
| iPhone off-contract pricing (UK) | 16GB | 32GB | 64GB |
|---|---|---|---|
| iPhone 5s | £549 | £629 | £709 |
| iPhone 5c | £469 | £549 | N/A |
| Prices subject to change | |||
Filed under: Cellphones, Mobile, Apple
Source:Apple
