APPLE
iPhone 15 Pro
Choosing the best Apple deal
Step 1:
Device selection
When choosing your Apple Watch and iPhone deal, start by selecting the ideal iPhone 15 model: standard, Plus, Pro or Pro Max. Also, consider the storage size that suits your needs. Decide on the watch case size and whether you need cellular and GPS capabilities or GPS-only functionality.
Step 2:
Contract or cash?
The 24-month contract remains the preferred option for those accustomed to the two-year phone upgrade cycle. While the monthly cost is slightly higher, it stills offers an affordable path to acquiring a new iPhone. On the other hand, the 36-month contract continues to be a popular choice, especially for individuals seeking the latest iPhone without breaking the bank.
Step 3:
Finding the perfect plan
We've built our RED plans with you in mind; designed to give you the freedom to choose minutes and data that suit your lifestyle, the best Apple device to meet your technology needs, plus more rewards and benefits.
Learn more here
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FAQs
Yes, we do offer Apple smartwatches on contract. They are bundled with an iPhone device or a RED Flexi SIM deal for your convenience. Alternatively, if you prefer to purchase the Apple Watch outright, we also offer for a one-time purchase.
Yes, with Vodacom OneNumber you have the capability to connect your devices to a master number by linking different SIM cards through embedded SIMs or eSIM. eSIM is a new technology being used by device manufacturers on both handsets as well as watches to allow the devices to connect to cellular networks without having to insert a traditional SIM card. The eSIM is a chip that is added to the existing electronic control unit [ECU] of the device, which contains an embedded Identification [eID], similar to existing SIM card integrated circuit card ID [ICCIDs] that identifies each unique eSIM and allows a cellular network to link it to the specific profile of a customer.