TELUS currently has a sale on all of their iPhones, which includes Apple’s latest iPhone 6 models. Here’s what’s on sale right now as part of a “limited time offer”, for those looking to sign two-year terms:
- 16GB iPhone 6 – $250 (save $100)
- 64GB iPhone 6 – $380 (save $100)
- 128GB iPhone 6 – $500 (save $100)
- 16GB iPhone 6 Plus – $300 (save $180)
- 64GB iPhone 6 Plus – $420 (save $180)
- 128GB iPhone 6 Plus – $550 (save $180)
The 8GB iPhone 5c remains at $0 and the 16GB iPhone 5s is $130, both on 2-year terms. All phones require a minimum $70 per month plan on contract ($60 for the iPhone 5c).
With our lower Canadian dollar, it won’t be a big surprise if the next iPhone 6s (expected to be announced at Apple’s September 9 special event) debuts at an even higher price compared to last year’s iPhone 6. Let us know if you’re going to jump on any of these!
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