If you’re not pre-ordering an iPhone 8 or iPhone 8 Plus tonight, you’re probably ordering an Apple Watch Series 3 or Apple TV 4K.
The new Series 3 Apple Watch this year comes with an option for cellular built in, allowing user to be truly independent from their iPhone.
Bell is the first carrier in Canada to launch support for this, priced at $5 per month as an add-on to your plan. Telus is set to launch support for Apple Watch Series 3 cellular users later this year.
Do note, Apple Watch Series 3 Nike+ models can be pre-ordered today, but they don’t ship until October.
Also, only the Series 3 cellular versions have a ‘red dot’ on the Digital Crown and a ceramic back, whereas the GPS-only version has a composite back.
If you have a 4K TV, then you probably also want to pre-order your Apple TV 4K with HDR and Dolby Vision support, priced at $229 CAD.
Let us know what you ordered tonight!
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