Rogers has shared iPhone X carrier pricing on its website, which lists the following prices:
These are on Premium+ plans offering the max subsidy, since the prices listed on the Rogers website are next to iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus contract pricing, on these same plans. Premium+ plans start at $95 per month with 3GB data and 300 local weekday minutes.
Premium plans offer $200 less subsidy upfront, which means pricing will be at $799/$999 for 64GB/256GB respectively, with monthly plans starting at $85 per month. Better start saving those pennies, folks.
iPhone X pre-orders still start on October 27 with a launch set for November 3.
Earlier today, iPhone 8 and iPhone 8 Plus launched in Canada. Some Freedom Mobile users are already using these latest iPhones, as they support the Band 66 AWS LTE.
Update: Here is Telus iPhone X pricing and Bell iPhone X pricing–both identical to Rogers as expected.
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So with the Premium Tab you pay $10 less per month ($240 less over 2 yrs), but pay $200 more for the phone. Isn’t paying the $200 a better option than paying the $240?
I’m curious is Smart Tab an option on the iPhone X, for another $200 on the phone?
What province is that pricing? In MB Premium+ starts at $60 for 1 GB.
$95 gets you 15GB.
I guess that some people cannot stick 800$ right away out of their pockets or on their credits crads and that’s why they prefer to go with a smaller upfront fee/higher monthly fees
Rogers appears to allow you to get any phone on any plan tier (Premium +, Premium, Smart Tab etc) you just pay more upfront as you go down the line. You can go to their website, select a phone, and then see the upfront cost on the slider to the right as you change the plan tier.
I have clue what a premium + plan is. I have a business plan.
I’m not getting the X because of the stupid notch in an otherwise beautiful screen and the dissolving of the FingerPrint Reader, whose with me?
I’m going to wait and try it out, but I find it hard to believe I won’t get it. I’m still using a 5s!
Agreed, I will wait for the XS next year (I suspect they will get rid of that notch by then). iPhone 8 for me as I have 6s
Notch probably isn’t going anywhere. I’m guessing this is apples way of being “different”. they had two choices. Make it as it is with a notch or leave a 1/4” black bar at the top. I think it will grow on people and Dev’s will use the space for buttons when using the phone sideways.
Yeah, Blackberry was different too!
Why not just keep the 6S? No reason to upgrade now if you’re doing it next year.
Don’t count on it. I can’t understand that with all the positives this phone possesses the hill to die on for so many is the notch. Seems a little ridiculous when you think about it.
Thank god they got rid of that stupid home button that sucks up screen realestate. But they kinda f’d it up with that notch lol. Not much you can do about that as the front facing camera has to go somewhere.
Not with you. The notch isn’t that big of a deal, and you’ll get used to it. If you still want that huge archaic home button/fingerprint reader that sucks up screen real estate – that’s what the 8 is for.
Was this a leak? I can’t seem to find it on their site…
It’s under Compare iPhones on the Rogers website.
Found it. Can’t access it from the mobile site.
its just too expensive mostly for a first gen device.
First gen what? How often have Apple’s first gen products let people down?
Many many times? Antenna gate for example? Warping 6 Plus?
So two relatively minor things (antenna gate was the AT&T network) overshadows a decade of producing fine products? That’s like putting all of Samsungs phones into the guillotine for the Note 7.
Can’t forget the 6S launch units had batteries issues. Phones kept turning off randomly. Apply replaced it but still an inconvenience. The design of the X is pretty extreme. I would wait till next year to make sure any kinks have been fixed.
Excellent, one less person I have to worry about keeping me from getting an X! Cheers! 🙂
Would love to see a comparison of the per month cost of contract vs non-contract pricing of iPhone X for all the major carriers as you guys have done in the past.
I normally don’t care about such things. Either way – whether with a contract, with a “tab” or upfront – it’s your money, and total amount you pay for the phone and the service is approximately the same. I focus strictly on service costs generally.
Well, notch or not I’m getting it, full priced (not subsidized). It’ll be a one big cost up front and this will allow me to keep my 50$/6GB/unlimited calls/text messages Telus contract intact. I’m not sure about the Apple Care thought and from what I understand we’ve got a year to decide (that’s what I did on my MBP).
Stop complaining about the price. It’s like anything else: you can buy a 40,000$ car, or get the 20K one instead. It’s always a question of choices and priorities, but if you don’t think it’s worth it, don’t buy it.
Here we pay for the brand (yes I’m proud of owning Apple) but also and mostly because of the ecosystem they have built around their products.
You also get unparalleled customer service and incredible resale value when you want to sell and upgrade. I’ll be purchasing on subsidy for the first time having just gotten a great loyalty plan from Rogers.
As for Apple Care, just FYI, Apple changed their policy a while ago. You have to add it within 60 days of your iPhone purchase.
Thanks for the tip Salinger
Can you get the subsidy (it’s actually a payment plan) with the loyalty plan? I thought it had to be a minimum of $80/month and a share everything plan?
Pretty sure you can get both. I get 30% off my plan because of a corporate rate from Rogers and still get to have a subsidy. Which means 360$ iPhone Plus with a 85$/month plan – 30%
I have the loyalty plan and I tried to see if they would allow me to get an iPhone 8 with my current plan and the only option I had was an outright purchase.
I guess it depends on the plan you have. There are as many loyalty plans as there are customers it seems.
But yes, I definitely get the subsidy. It’s even in the name of my plan: “ShareEverything+ 10GB-Prem Tab”. My last plan was a strictly no subsidy. It all depends on what you negotiate with them.
Buying the phone outright or subsidized, you ultimately end up paying for the full cost of the phone through out the length of the contract. As mentioned, subsidy is really just financing.
Not in every case. My 10GB Share Everything plan is the same price per month regardless if I buy my own phone outright or get one at a reduced cost through Rogers.
Right now, I’m waiting for the iPhone X to be released and have had a device balance of $0 for some time. I still pay the same monthly price now that I will pay 2 weeks from now (hopefully) when Rogers “gives” me $500+ off the price of the phone. Therefore, it is more rightly a true subsidy, not financing.
I kept my 72$/month -30% and got the iPhone 8 Plus at 559$
That’s good. Unfortunately I don’t see them extending the same love to me since my plan is $50/month. I’ll have to wait and see.
Yes 50$/month is pretty cheap. Since about 20-30$/month from your payment goes to the subsidy it would mean too little money for the Big 3…
I was planning to buy the phone outright anyway.
They won’t at $50 a month. You’ll definitely have to buy it outright, which is fairly cheap as it is.
I have a lot of Rogers dollars.
They are generally flexible with corporate plans. No at all with regular joe-blow home user plans.
I was told the contrary. Usually sonce you get a corporate discount, you shouldn’t expect any advantages that some that pay full-proce may get (like early upgrade, more data,etc..)
Were you ever able to reproduce the claim on a different network? I couldn’t. It was AT&T. Half made by Samsung? Partially true except all specifications are created by Apple. Samsung just does what they’re told to do. And as soon as LG or Sharp have their OLED production plants running to spec, you can bet Samsung will not be producing the panels anymore hence why they are gouge Apple right now on the per panel cost. But hey, haters have to hate because they don’t know any better.
I had the Antenna gate issue during that whole fiasco on the Rogers network. It wasn’t just limited to AT&T.
You’re the only one.
Nope. Had also replicated it on my cousins iPhone (also Rogers) at the time. I didn’t think much of issue, as I tend to hold the phone differently. But certainly was able to replicate it.
My wife had a 4 for up until last year and she never had a problem.
I’m just going to buy it out right. My plan is $50/month so I don’t think I have much of leg to stand on when it comes to negotiation.
When do pre-orders start though? I pre-ordered my wife’s 8 at 01h02 Alberta time as soon as Apple’s site went live. I plan to do the same with the X (and still probably get it mid October) but I don’t know how reliable Rogers site is… I don’t want this thing to be january because of their site.
Apple’s pre-orders for the X will start at midnight PDT; 3:00am EDT on Friday, Oct 27 (more or less late Thursday night, VERY late for those of us in Eastern time).
I’m not sure what time Rogers pre-orders go live. That’s something I need to find out too. If I remember reading comments on it in the past correctly, it’s not particularly a reliable start time.
Reminder starting December 1 all phones sold by providers will have to be unlocked. The $50 fee should be waived at that point.
That article is so full of crap that they even make hide their comments section and then don’t let you log in just so they don’t get called out on their garbage reporting.
Is everything he said kind of true? sure. Does it matter nearly as much as he thinks it does? not even remotely, it’s just clickbait.
Here’s what I would’ve written if they actually let you contest his clickbait:
What a joke… I have never had a problem seeing my iphones (from the 4, 5, 5s, or my current 6+) in direct sunlight, and the 8, 8+ and X are all even brighter than that… Samsung having a screen that can go brighter than it needs to be for outdoor use just makes it a better flashlight then Apple’s.
As for battery, you’re again missing practicality entirely just for clickbait… is it smaller yes? Is it more efficient? absolutely. The X will be way more demanding on Face ID alone, then you have a way more powerful processor while still retaining the same length as the 7. Would I like it to be longer? sure. is it by any means bad, or even worse than before? no.
as for future proofing, the author acts like this technology is going to be widely available by next year or the year after. For rollouts like this to be effective anywhere other than a few select major cities takes several years. I’m open to being wrong on this one as technology progresses faster and faster all the time, but I really don’t see it being widespread for 3-4 years.
Why not do the research yourself, instead of depending on this website to do it for you. It’s really quite simple.