We have been waiting for this piece of news for months, ever since it was announced that Vodafone and Orange were going to get the iPhone on their network. In this post I will take you through the contracts. But first, it is available from the 14th of January and pre-orders are up on the earlier link.
Let's start off with the regular 3G 8GB, it is quite a deal nowadays on the other networks, but Vodafone is offering it like all their other smartphones: free on £35 a month for 2 years, or £40 a month for 18 months. But of course, you would always rather have the 3GS.
Speaking of the 3GS, the 16GB model is free on a £45 a month, 2 year deal. With the 32GB stretching upto £75 a month for 2 years for a free phone. On all deals there is 1GB data allowance, which is slightly more than Orange's but not as much as O2's and Tesco's. Tethering is quite expensive though, with £5 a month for 500mb and £15 a month for 3GB.
What is quite nice of Vodafone is that they have given in unlimited texts on all but the cheapest 18 month deal. Great! Vodafone are also selling their network, with the phrase "Outstanding Phone. Outstanding Network". And as a Vodafone customer, I have not been let down by the network, but by marketing calls. Oh yes, and there are free Vodafone to Vodafone calls for your contract.
So, will you be getting the iPhone on Vodafone? Comment below as we love to hear your comments.
2 comments:
I'm going to hopefully get it as an upgrade, depends on if Vodafone are cool or not.
I reckon they're cool
Gonna get on with getting an iPhone now. I've never been let down by their network so far. Unlike my mate, his o2 coverage has been really unreliable and his data connection is slow. He'll be joining vodafone too when he can get out of his deal
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