Update 1: Rogers Business customers can make their pre-orders via reservebusinessdevice.ca, although no prices are listed. (thx @cheerkellie!)
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Customers can now pre-order the iPhone 4S from Rogers, as their systems went live earlier this morning at 3AM PDT/6AM EDT. Pricing has been revealed, and as expected it’s similar to what Telus and Bell are offering on three year contracts:
16GB – $159
32GB – $269
64GB – $369
For those that want a contract-free, locked device from Rogers (you would be better off buying unlocked from Apple), the prices are as follows:
16GB – $649
32GB – $749
64GB – $849
How to Reserve Your iPhone 4S via the Rogers Reservation System
1. Log into your MyRogers account. Click on ‘Device Registration’, then follow the instructions.
Want to upgrade your device through Rogers? Refer to the Rogers ‘early upgrade’ program as posted here. For the iPhone, you will pay $20 per month until you’re eligible for ‘new customer pricing’, as explained on the Rogers Redboard.
Who pre-ordered an iPhone 4S today?
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