For those who prefer not binding themselves to carrier contracts, the unlocked iPhone 5 price in the US has shown up via the company’s compare tool along with the official costs for the UK and Canada. Recently, the online retailer Kogan put the handset up for pre-order in Australia at a starting price of AU$699.
Most are aware of the fact that the device will be hitting the market in 16GB, 32GB and 64GB versions paired with services offered by selected network providers. The 16GB smartphone will sell in the US at $649, while the other two variants are slated to be available at a street price of $749 and $849, respectively. All details regarding this unlocked version have been pulled off for the country-specific website, states TechCrunch.
With regards to the UK, the 16GB iPhone 5 is priced at £529, the 32GB variant will sell at £599 and the 64GB one costs £699. In Canada, potential buyers can pre-order the 16GB, 32GB and 64GB unlocked handsets at CAD$699, CAD$799 and CAD$899, respectively. This should provide customers with a whole new range of options to select from including network providers, hoarding capacity, color alternatives and certain services that will differ from carrier to carrier.
As mentioned above, the unlocked iPhone 5 price in the US, UK and Canada has surfaced. The commitment-free version of the handset is currently up for pre-order in the latter two countries through the Apple store.