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Every iPhone 15 Preorder Plan From Telstra, Optus, and Vodafone Revealed

The Battle of the Telcos Intensifies as iPhone 15 Preorders Open

Sara Jones by Sara Jones
September 18, 2023
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The excitement in the tech world is palpable as Apple’s latest flagship, the iPhone 15, is set to hit the shelves. Telstra, Optus, and Vodafone, Australia’s major telecommunications giants, are locked in a fierce battle to woo customers with competitive preorder plans for the highly anticipated device.

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Telstra’s Impressive Offerings

Telstra, known for its extensive network coverage, has unveiled a range of preorder plans designed to cater to diverse customer needs. The Telstra iPhone 15 plans start at $99 per month for the 64GB model and include unlimited talk and text, along with 20GB of data. The mid-tier plan, priced at $129 per month, offers 80GB of data and international calls to select countries. For the data-hungry users, Telstra’s premium plan costs $149 per month and provides a whopping 150GB of data, unlimited international calls, and the option to upgrade your iPhone every year with Telstra’s “Upfront Plan.”

Furthermore, Telstra offers a trade-in option where customers can save up to $700 when trading in their old devices, making the iPhone 15 even more accessible.

iPhone 15 Plus pre-orders: best offers from Telstra, Optus, Vodafone, Apple  and more | TechRadar

Optus’ Competitive Plans

Optus, not one to be outdone, has come up with competitive plans of its own. For the base model 64GB iPhone 15, Optus offers a $79 per month plan with 30GB of data. The $99 per month plan provides 100GB of data, unlimited international calls, and the option to lease the phone for 12 or 24 months. Optus is also enticing users with its “Family Sharing” feature, allowing customers to share data across multiple devices under a single plan.

Optus customers who preorder the iPhone 15 before a specified date can also enjoy bonus data, further sweetening the deal.

Vodafone’s Flexible Choices

Vodafone, known for its affordable plans, doesn’t disappoint iPhone enthusiasts. The iPhone 15 plans from Vodafone start at $59 per month for the 64GB model, which includes 10GB of data and unlimited talk and text. The $69 per month plan offers 40GB of data, unlimited international calls, and the option to upgrade after 12 months. Vodafone is also promoting its 5G network, ensuring users can fully utilize the iPhone 15’s cutting-edge capabilities.

Vodafone’s plans come with a “15-Day Network Satisfaction Guarantee,” giving customers the flexibility to switch if they’re not satisfied with the network performance.

Comparing the Deals

With such competitive offerings from Telstra, Optus, and Vodafone, consumers have a lot to consider. Factors like network coverage, data requirements, and budget will play a crucial role in their decision-making process. All three telcos also provide various trade-in options to make the transition to the iPhone 15 more affordable.

Customers are advised to act quickly as preorders for the iPhone 15 are expected to sell out fast. With the battle of the telcos in full swing, the iPhone 15 launch is sure to be a blockbuster event, and Australian consumers are poised to benefit from these competitive offerings.

As preorder sales open today, tech enthusiasts and iPhone aficionados are eagerly securing their spots in line, looking forward to experiencing the latest in Apple’s iPhone series.

In this race to win over iPhone 15 buyers, one thing is clear: Telstra, Optus, and Vodafone are leaving no stone unturned to offer attractive and competitive plans. It’s now up to consumers to choose the plan that best suits their needs and preferences.

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