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iPhone 16 pre-order now available at iStore

iStore South Africa has announced that the iPhone 16 range is now available for pre-order online, starting today. Customers can choose to purchase the latest iPhone 16 models for cash, or upgrade their Vodacom, MTN, or Telkom cellular contracts through iStore, with a range of trade-in offers making this upgrade to iPhone 16 more affordable than ever. Up to R22 000 cash

iPhone 16 pre-order now available at iStore

iPhone 16 pre-order now available at iStore

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iStore South Africa has announced that the iPhone 16 range is now available for pre-order online, starting today. Customers can choose to purchase the latest iPhone 16 models for cash, or upgrade their Vodacom, MTN, or Telkom cellular contracts through iStore, with a range of trade-in offers making this upgrade to iPhone 16 more affordable than ever.

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Up to R22 000 cash back when you trade in — As Apple’s only Premium Partner in Africa iStore is also setting a new standard for trade-in values, offering up to R22 000 cash back when you trade in your current phone.  Customers can get their trade-in value as cash back into their bank account up to 30 days after their iPhone purchase, which means the full trade-in benefit will be available for any customer who buys now. Find out your device’s trade-in value here: https://www.istore.co.za/trade-in-cash-back. 

Freedom from cellular contracts with additional trade-in support — iStore recognises the growing trend of customers opting to purchase their devices outright rather than through traditional cellular contracts. To support this shift and offer a more affordable way to own the latest iPhone, iStore is offering additional trade-in savings. Customers trading in any iPhone 13 range can receive up to an additional R4 000 in savings, while those trading in an iPhone 14 range can enjoy up to an additional R5 000 in savings. This initiative allows customers to enjoy the freedom of contract-free iPhone ownership.

Pay less for iPhone 16 by trading in at iStoreiPhone 16 rangeiPhone 16 range price after trading in below devices  After trade in After trade inTrade in: Trade in: iPhone 16 128GBiPhone 14 128GBR9 999iPhone 13 128GBR11 999iPhone 16 256GBiPhone 14 256GBR11 199iPhone 13 256GBR14 199iPhone 16 512GBiPhone 14 512GBR13 499iPhone 13 512GBR17 999     iPhone 16 Plus 128GBiPhone 14  Plus 128GBR11 999iPhone 13 Pro 128GBR9 999iPhone 16 Plus 256GBiPhone 14 Plus 256GBR12 499iPhone 13 Pro 256GBR10 299iPhone 16 Plus 512GBiPhone 14 Plus 512GBR16 999iPhone 13 Pro 512GBR15 299     iPhone 16 Pro 128GBiPhone 14 Pro 128GBR9 999iPhone 13 Pro 128GBR12 999iPhone 16 Pro 256GBiPhone 14 Pro 256GBR11 499iPhone 13 Pro 256GBR12 799iPhone 16 Pro 512GBiPhone 14 Pro 512GBR14 399iPhone 13 Pro 512GBR17 999iPhone 16 Pro 1TBiPhone 14 Pro 1TBR19 599iPhone 13 Pro 1TBR23 399     iPhone 16 Pro Max 256GBiPhone 14 Pro Max 256GBR12 999iPhone 13 Pro Max 256GBR14 999iPhone 16 Pro Max 512GBiPhone 14 Pro Max 512GBR17 099iPhone 13 Pro Max 512GBR20 299iPhone 16 Pro Max 1TBiPhone 14 Pro Max 1TBR20 499iPhone 13 Pro Max 1TBR24 599

Convenient online pre-orders for contract upgrades — iPhone 16 contract upgrade pre-orders are also now open online at iStore, regardless of where the initial contract was signed. Customers can easily complete the required paperwork online, avoiding the hassle of in-store queues. Once the contract upgrade is finalised, the new iPhone 16 will be delivered directly to the customer’s doorstep free of charge.

Free iCarePlus and guaranteed buy-back: future-proofing your investment — As part of their launch, iStore is offering even more value with free iCarePlus for every iPhone 16 purchase. This now includes a guaranteed buy-back, ensuring that two years from now, iStore will buy back your iPhone for a minimum of 55% of its original value, making your future upgrade even more affordable. The iCarePlus package also includes an extra year of warranty and screen repair – saving customers up to R11 249 – demonstrating iStore’s commitment to offering maximum value for iPhone users.

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