Rogers and Fido iPhone 6 pre-orders kicked off last night and so far the company tells us in an emailed statement demand has been “very high” for both models. The company says a “significant” portion of their inventory will be for those who have made a reservation:
We’re experiencing very high demand for both iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus. There may be some delays getting devices to customers so we encourage everyone to reserve their device through the Rogers or Fido Reservation Systems. A significant portion of our inventory will be delivered to customers who reserved their spot in line.
Fido iPhone 6 pricing
Rogers and Fido iPhone 6 pricing on 2-year terms starting at $265 for the entry iPhone 6 model. Apple’s iPhone 6 launch kicks off on Friday, September 19.
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