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iPhone 6 Unlocked Starting at $840 + $35 for One Month Plan @ iiNet

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The iPhone 6 is starting at $840 in all colours at iiNet. All iiNet handsets are unlocked so there will be no issues when using a different provider. Here is evidence. This is a huge saving considering the Apple RRP.

Note: if you are not a current iiNet mobile customer, you have to sign up for a one month plan and pay a one off $20 sim card fee. This will cost $35.

16GB iPhone 6 - $840 (Save $159)
64GB iPhone 6 - $960 (Save $189)
128GB iPhone 6 - $1080 (Save $219)

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  • +3

    $999, $1149 and $1299 are the prices direct from Apple.

  • +1

    Seems like you have to pay an extra $20 once off sim card fee.

    • +1

      plus one month plan fee which is $15 minimum

  • dont need to become iinet member? or this for existing member only?

    • You can be a brand new iiNet customer.

  • +3

    Misleading title: $15 Mobile Voice Plan x 1 month + $960 iPhone 6 Gold 64GB outright purchase + $20 once off SIM fee = $995

    • -1

      Yup,actually it is not a 'huge' saving

      • +1

        Seeing as Apple rarely discount, 13.4% off including the SIM is actually a decent deal.

      • +2

        $995 v $1,149
        Yup, it IS a huge saving.

    • I have updated the details and even with the $35 extra cost, the saving is still way below retail.

  • +3

    Buying outright doesn't really make sense, this iinet deal will ends up more expensive then a 1year voda plan, using a $40 BOOST sim only plan average person would be on

    IINET

    16GB iPhone 6 - $840 + $35 + $40sim (average sim only plan) x 12 months = $1355
    64GB iPhone 6 - $960 + $35 + 40sim (average sim only plan) x 12 months = $1475
    128GB iPhone 6 - $1080 + $35 + 40sim (average sim only plan) x 12 months = $1555

    or

    Go with Vodafone on a 12 month contract, get 1year apple warranty + 1 year vodafone warranty, dont have to fork out $840 to $1080 upfront:

    16GB iPhone 6 - $107 x 12m = $1284
    64GB iPhone 6 - $118 x 12m = $1416
    128GB iPhone 6 - $128 x 12m = $1536

    • $40 is quite a lot for a SIM only plan. Plenty of plans in the $20 range.

      • have to be realistic what are you getting on a $20 plan gigs, calls etc.. unless your a real low end user this iinet deal doesnt make much sense when compared to voda

        • This deal is not about the value of the plan but the value of the handset itself.

        • $18/m for $650 calls, unlimited texts and 1.5GB of data. Of course it mostly depends on your data needs, I have wifi at home and at work which means I don't need a big plan.

        • @Cream Well thats why I didnt neg your post, but end of the day you need a sim, so really doesnt add up when compared to voda imo

        • @batiudrami: as said depends what your needs are, your clearly a low end user, total cost for 12months on your plan would be $1111 inlcuding 1 off $20sim fee, majority would go for 3gb & unlimited calls, sms, mms etc.. each to there own in the end…

        • @batiudrami:
          these vaya plans up to the "Power Plan 27" will all be cheaper than Vodafone over the 12month period but less inclusions.

          power plan 27 is $1319 for 64gb iphone vs $1416
          Power Plan 27 is 2.5gb vs Vodafone 3gb
          Power Plan 27 $650 calls vs Vodafone unlimited calls
          both unlimited texts
          vaya has free sim shipping for may

    • Can you link me to Vodafone's 12 month contracts?

      I can only find their 24 month contracts online.

      • http://shop.vodafone.com.au/mobile-details/iphone-6-16gb-spa…

        look in the middle of the screen under Q & A tab there is an option to choose 12 months or 24 months

        • I am in the market to get iPhone 6 myself…just wondering if voda is the cheapest /best bang for the buck plan to get? I found virgin is cheaper at $70pm… But I am not sure if it's any good.

        • @hotcold: If you are in the market for a cheap outright iPhone 6, this would be the best deal.

        • @hotcold: post the deal & compare, looking the voda vs virgin 24months surprisingly virgin is a better deal gives you 2gb more but no international min, are you looking 12 or 24 months, what ive found the best option with any deal is to go on a 12month voda plan starting at $107pm for 16gb model, 4gb internet + unlimited calls, then change to a $40 sim only when 12month contract is up, ends up cheaper then the 24month plans & your only locked in a contract for a year, just have to be willing to pay more per month for 12months then you would on 24month if a new phone comes out in a year you can re sell the phone at a decent price & put it towards another 1 year contract

        • @RogueWolf:
          It's $70pm For iPhone 6 64gb $40 plan + $30 phone, 24m contract.
          $450 value plus 1.5gb data
          International call and txt included

          Compare to

          Telechoice $20pm ($450 w 1gb data) x 24, and buy iPhone outright

          I had a look into the voda plan, it shows $118pm for the above phone, so total didn't become too cheap but comparable

        • @Cream:
          Yup agree, assuming it's Australia warranty, that's pretty cheap!

        • @hotcold: the $70pm for 24m would cost you $1680 with very basic inclusions

          The $118 pm for 12m would cost you $1416 for the first 12m, as your a low end user you could then get a $18m vaya sim which would be $236 (including one off $20sim charge) total = $1652 over 24m, your out of contract in a year & its $28 cheaper then the 2years, for the first year with voda you will get unlimited calls, tex, mms, 300 international min & 4gb data

          Going outright on that telechoice plan costs you $1445 over 24m (better off with $18pm vaya sim $650 calls & 1.5gb) if your that low end of a phone user & really don't need calls or gigs you will save $207 over 24m from the above deal but will be heavily restricted with phone use

          If your going to go for the $70 virgin plan your better off going 1year voda then a cheap sim the year after

  • edit: replied in the wrong place.

  • An Apple phone cheaper than a Samsung phone? WHAT?

  • So technically you're not only paying what the OP mentions because you are locked into a 24 year contract.

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