The new iPhone 14 was finally announced by Apple last week and is set to arrive in stores later this week. In terms of handsets, the latest iteration of Apple’s smartphone series includes the standard model, the new Plus, the Pro and the Pro Max.
If you’re someone who always needs the latest piece of tech, or you’re looking for an upgrade because your iPhone 11 just isn’t what it used to be, we’ve collected all of the cheapest plans available for each iPhone 14 model.
The cheapest iPhone 14 deals in Australia
Across the board, it looks like Vodafone is offering the cheapest price for each handset, with the iPhone 14 (128GB) starting at $98.29/month over 24 months, with a monthly data allowance of 40GB.
If you trade in an older smartphone, Vodafone will give you trade-in credit plus an extra $150 credit as a bonus. You can check how much credit you’d receive for trading in eligible devices here.
Telstra is also offering a similar trade-in deal and will give you up to $1,000 in credit when you trade up from an eligible phone. You can check Telstra’s trade-in values here.
If you’re not sure which phone is worth your time, our pals at Gizmodo Australia have put together comprehensive guides for the iPhone/Plus and the Pro/Pro Max.
Cheapest 24-month iPhone 14 (128GB) plans
Cheapest 24-month iPhone 14 Plus (128GB) plans
Cheapest 24-month iPhone 14 Pro (128GB) plans
Cheapest 24-month iPhone 14 Pro Max (128GB) plans
iPhone 14 prices and release date
If you’re someone who prefers to buy their new phones outright, or you want to compare the full retail price to the minimum cost of the above plans, here’s the starting price for each iPhone 14 model:
- iPhone 14 (128GB): $1,399
- iPhone 14 Plus (128GB): $1,579
- iPhone 14 Pro (128GB): $1,749
- iPhone 14 Pro Max (128GB): $1,899
Every version of the iPhone 14 will be available from Friday, 16 September – except the Plus, which won’t be in-store until Friday, 7 October.
If you aren’t looking for a new phone plan, you can preorder the iPhone directly through Apple here, or through retailers like Amazon Australia.
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