iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, Apple TV 4K and Apple Watch Series 3 Launch in Canada

9 years ago

Apple has launched its iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, Apple TV 4K and Apple Watch Series 3 today in Canada. Many Canadians have already received their latest products, either by delivery or via in-store pick at Apple Stores.

Here’s where you can buy iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus:

Rogers
Fido
Bell
Virgin Mobile
Telus
Koodo
Videotron
SaskTel
BellMTS
Eastlink

Pricing for iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus depends on how much of a subsidy you desire, with Big 3 prices the same across the board. Rogers pricing is available here, Telus pricing can be found here, while Bell pricing is similar.

Eastlink will offer iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus and iPhone X for $0 on their easyTab.

SaskTel has iPhone 8 starting at $199.99 on contract, while the iPhone 8 Plus starting at $279.99 on their Fast Forward plans.

Videotron has the iPhone 8 starting at $199.99 on contract, while the iPhone 8 Plus starts at $329.99. Prices change depending on how much subsidy you need.

BellMTS has iPhone 8 starting at $229.99 and iPhone 8 Plus starting at $359.99 on two year premium smartphone plus plans.

Apple Watch Series 3 brings cellular connectivity for the first time, and Bell is the exclusive launch partner, with a $5 per month smart watch data plan (current promo offers first three months free). The Source is also selling Apple Watch Series 3.

Telus will add support later this year, while Rogers will not support cellular Series 3 models.

Apple TV 4K starts at $229 CAD in Canada and currently does not support YouTube 4K content.

Earlier today, Apple shared some launch day pictures from around the world—check them out here and some images below:

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Did you get your Apple goodies today? Or are you waiting for iPhone X?

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