Orange outs iPhone 4 pricing
Not cheap
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Orange has posted its iPhone 4 tariffs, but you'll need to spend big to get one of the handsets for free.
£75 a month for two years, to be precise. Reduce the monthly spend and/or the duration of the contract and the smartphone will set you back between £29 and £229.
That's for the 16GB version - the 32GB iPhone 4 isn't free at all, and is priced between £29 and £319.
All the packages provide 'unlimited' monthly Wi-Fi and data - unlimited up to 750MB, that is.
The two-year, £75-a-month includes 3GB of tethered laptop-to-iPhone data transmission - everyone else has to pay from £5 a month extra.
The topmost package also includes 20MB roaming data, though that's in Europe only.
The 18-month contracts bundle 500 texts, falling to 250 for the cheapest, £30 monthly deal on a two-year contract. The other two-year packages include unlimited texts.
PAYG iPhone 4s are available for £480 (16GB) and £570 (32GB), which is cheaper than buying direct: Apple sells them for £499 and £599, respectively, but it's selling unlocked handsets. ®
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COMMENTS
How can they say unlimited???
" 'unlimited' monthly Wi-Fi and data - unlimited up to 750MB"
I hate that, surely they cant get away with using such phrases.
not so clean cut
Enjoy being fucked about HTC for your updates then. I will not be buying an HTC again after the piss take that is the Hero.
£75? Bejebus...
I think I'd rather save up the beer tokens and opt for the full-price of £499/£599 with Apple.
Shove in an o2 Simplicity PAYG SIM, for which £10 a month get's you unlimited texts + unlimited web. Ok so you're bound by the crappy "fair usage" policy but hey; works out a damn sight cheaper than £75 a month over 2 years.
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