Bell has updated its website reveal its iPhone 5s and iPhone 5c contract pricing and outright contract-free pricing. Compared to Rogers’ no term pricing which was revealed earlier today, Bell’s prices are higher across the board (increases indicated below).
Bell iPhone 5s Pricing:
- 16 GB – $229.95 (2 year term)
- 32 GB – $329.95 (2 year term)
- 64 GB – $429.95 (2 year term)
- 16 GB – $729.95 (No term); +$10.95 vs Rogers; $719 from Apple (unlocked)
- 32 GB – $839.95 (No term); +$20.95 vs Rogers; $819 from Apple (unlocked)
- 64 GB – $959.95 (No term); +$40.95 vs Rogers; $919 from Apple (unlocked)
Bell iPhone 5c pricing:
- 16 GB – $129.95 (2 year term)
- 32 GB – $229.95 (2 year term)
- 16 GB – $619.95 (No term); +$20.95 vs Rogers; $599 from Apple (unlocked)
- 32 GB – $729.95 (No term); +$10.95 vs Rogers; $719 from Apple (unlocked)
The upcoming 8GB iPhone 4S will be $0 on two year terms and $449.50 outright.
Earlier today, Bell confirmed with us via email it will not offer iPhone 5c pre-orders; customers can still get pre-orders at their local Bell dealer, such as Future Shop or Best Buy. Next up, we should hear from TELUS shortly and most likely see similar pricing.
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