The iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will be available to preorder tomorrow morning at 8.01am – and while people all over the world are getting ready to order the phone, it isn’t that simple in Ireland.
The new waterproof phone comes in a range of colours and a starting size of 32GB.
Added features include a pressure sensitive home button, dual cameras, better pixels, improved battery life, a faster processor and no headphone jack.
Prices for the iPhone 7 start at €779 for a standard 32GB model, a 128GB model costs €889, while a 256GB model will cost €999.
The jet black edition of the iPhone is currently only available in 128GB and 256GB and will cost €889 and €999 respectively.
If you’re looking to buy the iPhone 7Plus, prices start at €919 for a standard 32GB model and rise to €1,029 for a 128GB model and €1,139 for a 256MB model.
Goss.ie got in contact with Irish mobile stores all around the country, and we’ll be honest a lot of representatives had no clue when the phone can be ordered.
Fans of the iPhone will be able to pre-order from Carphone Warehouse tomorrow morning in their Carrickmines and Nutgrove stores in Dublin as well as online but don’t expect it in CompuB for another month.
Vodafone don’t have a pre-order form available or any information online but suspect that they’ll have the Apple phone in their stores in two weeks.
Three Ireland advise those who want to buy the phone to pre-register online on to their pre-order form so customers will be sent details about when the iPhone 7 hits their stores.
Meteor said it could be a week or so but are happy to take down customer details in their stores or over the phone to inform them when the phone does come in.
You can also pre-order the latest Apple phone from their website tomorrow, which you will then recieve in late October….
