Right now there is a $400 discount on the iPhone 13

Vodafone just dropped a $400 discount on the iPhone 13, so you can now pick one up for under $1000.

$400 off iPhone 13
Vodaphone
$400 off iPhone 13 RRP
Starts at
$66.35
/mo
  • pro
    Uses Vodafone 5G network
  • pro
    No excess data charges
  • pro
    10GB + 30GB bonus data each month
$400 off iPhone 13
Vodaphone
$400 off iPhone 13 RRP
Starts at
$71.35
/mo
  • pro
    Uses Vodafone 5G network
  • pro
    No excess data charges
  • pro
    30GB + 90GB bonus data each month
$400 off iPhone 13
Vodaphone
$400 off iPhone 13 RRP
Starts at
$66.35
/mo
  • pro
    Uses Vodafone 5G network
  • pro
    No excess data charges
  • pro
    60GB + 140GB bonus data each month
Anula Wiwatowska
Social Media Editor
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July 04, 2022
1 min read

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Vodafone just dropped a $400 discount on the iPhone 13, so you can now pick one up for under $1000 if you’re in the market for a new phone.

Here is how the new pricing compares across storage capacity:

Storage capacity
RRP
Discounted price
128GB$1,349$949
256GB$1,519$1,119
512GB$1,869$1,469

All Australian mobile phone plans work in the same way, you’ll pay the RRP of the phone in regular monthly repayments and your SIM plan fees on top of that. Vodafone offers 12-month, 24-month, and 36-month options - the longer the plan, the less you’ll need to pay month-to-month but that also means you’ll be committed to the provider for longer.

On a 24-month plan your monthly repayments on a 128GB model will be $39.53 + plan fees. While on a 36-month plan it will be $26.35 + plan fees. For comparison, if you were to go with Telstra or Optus you’d be paying around $56 per month on a 24-month plan, or $37 across 36-months. Plus the additional SIM fees from those providers.

Here are Vodafone's 24-month options:

And here are how they compare to Telstra and Optus' options:

Alternatively, if you’re not keen on committing to Vodafone, Optus is giving away an Apple Watch Series 7 with any new iPhone 13 series plan. While the watch itself is free, you will need to commit to a Watch Promo Plan for the duration of your plan, which will cost you 10 per month. Ostensibly the deal brings the price of the Apple Watch Series 7 41mm down from $749, to $240 over the course of a 24-month plan.

If you want to upgrade to the 45mm version instead, you’ll need to pay $50 extra over the course of the plan. 

Here are Optus’ eligible iPhone 13 Pro plans (24-months):

While all Optus plans are contract-free - so you can pay out your phone and jet at any time - if you terminate your plan before your contract ends you’ll need to pay out the pro-rated cost of the Apple Watch. On a 24-month plan it comes to $31 per remaining month, and on a 36-month plan it is around $21.

This article was originally published on WhistleOut.

Anula Wiwatowska
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Anula Wiwatowska
Anula is the Content and Social Media Editor within the Reviews.org extended universe, writing across Reviews.org/au and WhistleOut. Working in the tech space since 2020, she covers phone and internet plans, gadgets, smart devices, and the intersection of technology and lifestyle. After a year in the sector, Anula was shortlisted for Best New Journalist at the IT Journalism Awards in 2021. Apart from putting serious words on the internet, Anula strategises and creates social-first content, and researches by getting lost in TikTok for hours on end. If she isn’t in front of her computer, you’ll find Anula drawing somewhere cozy, pretending that she knows how to use power tools in the yard, or playing with her dog with a strong martini in one hand.

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