If you’re looking to buy the iPhone 6s or iPhone 6s Plus from Koodo, you can do so starting on September 25, the device’s launch day in Canada and other first-wave countries.
No pricing was shared at this time, but you can expect two-year contract subsidies to match TELUS, and be line with what we’re seeing from Rogers, Fido, Bell and Virgin.
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