Last week, we let you know Rogers’ flanker brand Fido had announced they would be launching iPhone X pre-orders, and they kicked off today as promised.
Customers just need to visit Fido.ca and click on ‘Reserve’ when you see the featured iPhone X story.
Fido customers will also be able to make pre-orders at their partners Best Buy (although the website hasn’t been updated but you should try in-store), and Apple will be able to handle Fido iPhone X contracts as well starting Friday.
Originally, Fido had told customers they would not be carrying iPhone X at launch, a move which confused some since rival brands Koodo and Virgin were carrying the device, but as of today that is no longer an issue.
Let us know if you made a Fido iPhone X reservation today.
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