Rogers, Fido iPhone 15 Pre-Order Date is on Friday

If you’re looking to pre-order Apple’s latest iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro from Rogers and Fido, you can do so starting this Friday, September 15, 2023.
The Fido website says iPhone 15 pre-orders will launch on September 15 as well. There’s no specific start time mentioned for pre-orders, aside from “coming soon.”

With Apple increasing the prices of iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro, expect to pay more if you’re ready to sign a two-year contract with Rogers and Fido for either financing or Upfront Edge plans. Rogers announced prior to Apple’s iPhone 15 event customers with a Rogers credit card can extend 0% APR financing on a device for 48 months, or 4 years.
No pricing is available yet from Rogers and Fido and like in years’ past, this info will be likely released the day of pre-orders.
Here is how to pre-order your iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro, according to Rogers:
- On rogers.com, click Sign In / Register at the top of the page.
- Enter your information, then click Sign in.
- Once you successfully log in, using the same browser tab, go to www.rogers.com/phones.
- Click Pre-Order next to the device you would like to order or reserve.
- Choose your pre-order option.
- Pay now and get it faster – This option allows you to buy the phone and ship it directly to your home.
- Pay later and pick up in store – This option will reserve a phone and ship it to a store location of your choice.
- Click Upgrade or Add a new line under Existing Rogers customer. The option to add a new line will only appear if you chose to pick the device up in store.
- Follow the applicable steps depending on your previous choices:
- Pay now and upgrade: continue the process starting at the step to Configure your device and plan
- Pay later or add a new line
Apple’s iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Pro pre-orders will start this Friday at 5am PDT/8am EDT, so likely wireless carriers such as Rogers and Fido will follow suit again.
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