SaskTel 16GB iPhone 5 Drops to $78.99 on 2-Year Contract

Gary Ng
13 years ago

SaskTel has just dropped the price on its 16GB iPhone 5 on a two year term to $78.99, down from $128.99. Back in mid-September, this model was dropped in price from $148.99 to $128.99. The 16GB model is the only one showing available online as 32 and 64GB capacities are not listed.

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Also, the 8GB iPhone 4S is now out of stock online.

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