Apple Inc has announced the line-up of its new iPhone series, which consisted of the base iPhone 14, the bigger iPhone 14 Plus and the more sporty, more adept iPhone 14 Pro and !4 Pro Max affording iPhone lovers the leverage to have faster, and more efficient smartphones.
With all the phones expected to be released on Friday, September 16, 2022 with the exception of the iPhone 14 Plus expected to be released on the 7th of October 2022, the pre-orders of the iPhone line-up has already started and we are here to list the links to order them for you, together with retailer and carrier promotions that seem worthwhile.
Available for pre-order through Apple, Walmart, and Best Buy, the iPhone 14 Plus price starts at $799 for the 128Gb model, with that of the 256Gb model going for around $100, while the one of 512Gb storage is up for around $1,099.
Existing AT&T and Verizon customers can also get the standard iPhone 14 can also be gotten at Walmart but they have to pay a monthly instalment plan which starts at $21.64.
Following a similar trajectory for storage upgrades, the iPhone 14 Plus with 128GB of storage starts at $899 at Apple, Walmart, or Best Buy with users having to pay $999 to double the storage to 256GB while they will have to part with $1,199 to have the 512GB version.
The iPhone 14 Plus expected to be released October 7, can be pre-ordered by existing AT&T and Verizon customers at Walmart on a monthly instalment plan that starts at $24.42.
Interested buyers can pre-order the 128GB storage iPhone 14 Pro for $999 and the 1TB storage for $1,499 at Apple, Walmart, or Best Buy. Existing AT&T and Verizon customers who wants to get the Pro in instalments can get it at Walmart with a deposit starting at $26.27 a month.
Equipped with the same 6.1 –Inch display of the standard iPhone, the iPhone 14 Pro is equipped with Apple’s A16 Bionic CPU, laced with a more impressive 48MP main camera, while also featuring the Dynamic Island, in the process reclaiming its divisive notch with the addition of a variety of adaptive functions to the top edge of the display.
WHERE TO PREORDER THE IPHONE 14 PRO MAX
The iPhone 14 Pro Max, whose features are similar to that of the smaller iPhone 14 Pro, has its storage beginning at 128GB, going up to 1TB. But due to the size difference the prices varies at both Apple, Walmart, and Best Buy, starting at $1,099, stretching up to about $1,599. Existing AT&T and Verizon customers who wish to pay in instalments can get it at Walmart starting at $29.14 a month.
Though they retain the camera and the CPU improvements of the Pro model, the iPhone 14 lineup in its series has a larger, 6.7-inch display and, most importantly, the Dynamic Island. The Pro Max has storage options starting at 128GB, all the way up to 1TB.
THE CARRIER DEALS FOR IPHONE 14 AND IPHONE 14 PRO
AT&T: New and existing customers can get a reduction of up to $1,000 when they trade through a qualifying device but they will have to sign up to be able to pay instalments for the phone, and they will receive billing credits for their trade-in over a 36-month duration. Within the three billing cycles, credits will start to appear on statements.
T-Mobile: Just like AT$T, new and existing customers on T-Mobile will be able to get up to $1,000 off any of the new iPhone models when they trade through a qualifying device, with they also being able to sign up to pay in monthly instalments for the phone, and then receive billing credits for the trade-in over a 24-month duration. For T-Mobile, credits will begin to appear on statements within two billing cycles.
Verizon: New and existing customers on Verizon can get up to $1,000 off any of the new iPhone models when trade in a qualifying device and they will be able to sign up to pay in monthly instalments for the phone, while they will have the opportunity to receive billing credits for their trade-in over a 24-month period, with credits starting within two billing cycles.
Ayoola Faseyi, an Abuja based Journalist with interest in Technology and Politics. He is a versatile writer with articles in many renowned News Journals.
He is the Co-Founder of media brand, The Vent Republic.
