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iPhone X: Best network deals in the UK and where to buy Apple's new phone
The new handset is in short supply
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Your support makes all the difference.Pre-orders for the iPhone X went live earlier this morning, but the phone is in very limited supply.
The handset, which costs £999 for 64GB of storage and £1,149 for 256GB, starts shipping to customers on 3 November. However, if you buy it from Apple’s online store now, it won’t get to you until December.
Fortunately, the UK’s major networks and phone retailers are also selling it. Here are some of their best deals.
EE
EE is offering the 64GB iPhone X for £72.99 per month after an upfront payment of £99.99. That gets you 15GB of monthly data.
The same model is available for £82.99 per month after an upfront payment of £9.99, but this gets you 100GB of data.
If you want the 256GB iPhone X, £82.99 per month plus an upfront fee of £79.99 get you 15GB of monthly data.
The same model is available for £87.99 per month after an upfront payment of £39.99, but this gets you 100GB of data.
Sky Mobile
Sky Mobile’s cheapest plans costs £41 per month without an upfront fee, which gets you the 64GB iPhone X with 10GB of monthly data.
You can increase your mobile allowance to 1GB for an additional £5 per month, to 5GB for an additional £10 per month, and to 10GB for an additional £15 per month.
Vodafone
Vodafone is offering the 64GB iPhone X with 4GB of monthly data for £62 per month after an upfront fee of £200.
However, if you choose a 16GB plan (or above) and make your order before 20 December, you can get 10GB of extra data each month.
This applies to Vodafone’s £68 per month plan, which will also set you back a £150 upfront fee and get you 16GB of data per month, boosted to 26GB.
You can also pay £80 per month after an £80 upfront fee for 60GB of monthly data, boosted to 70GB.
O2
O2’s iPhone X plans start at £62 per month after an upfront cost of £99.99, which gets you a 64GB model and 1GB of monthly data.
The same model is available for £77 per month with an upfront payment of £29.99, which gets you 20GB of monthly data.
Virgin Mobile
Virgin Mobile is offering the iPhone X for £40 with no upfront fee, which gets you 5GB of monthly data.
£43 per month gets you 8GB of monthly data, while £46 per month provides 40GB.
Three
You can get 12GB of monthly data on Three for either £61 per month after an upfront fee of £249, or £68 per month after paying £79 upfront.
£73 per month after an upfront fee of £79, meanwhile, provides 30GB of data.
Mobiles.co.uk
Mobiles.co.uk is offering the iPhone X for £66 per month after an upfront fee of £250, which gets you 30GB of monthly data on O2.
£56 per month and a fee of £330 gets you 16GB of monthly data on Vodafone, while £47.99 per month and a fee of £450 gets you 8GB of monthly data on EE.
Carphone Warehouse
Carphone Warehouse is offering both the 64GB and 256GB models of the iPhone X.
On O2, you can get the 64GB model with 30GB of monthly data for £66 per month after paying an upfront fee of £159.99.
The same model costs £76 per month after an upfront cost of £99.99, which gets you 26GB of monthly data on Vodafone.
The 256GB model with 26GB of monthly data, meanwhile, costs £76 per month after an upfront fee of £239.99 on Vodafone.
With O2, you can get the same model for £66 per month after a £299.99 upfront payment, which gets you 30GB of monthly data.
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