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You can now pre-order the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro
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Today is the day: Apple’s new iPhone 11, as well as the iPhone 11 Pro and the iPhone 11 Pro Max, are now available for pre-order at Apple’s online store.
Shipping, as well as in-store availability, will commence in a week, on Friday, Sept. 20.
The pricing for the new devices is as follows:
The 6.1-inch, LCD iPhone 11 costs $699/$749/$849 with 64/128/256GB of memory.
The 5.8 inch, OLED iPhone 11 Pro costs $999/$1,149/$1,349 with 64/256/512GB of memory.
The 6.5-inch OLED iPhone 11 Pro Max costs $1,099/$1,249/$1,449 with 64/256/512GB of memory.
The Midnight Green color will probably be sold out first.
Image: Stan Schroeder/Mashable
These prices can be further reduced if you trade in an eligible older iPhone, and you can choose to pay in monthly instalments. You can also pre-order from carriers and other retail stores if that’s your preference.
As always, you may want to hurry if you’re gunning for the new, Midnight Green color of the iPhone 11 Pro/Pro Max. Typically, the new colors are the first to go.
As for the phones themselves, check out our hands-on impressions here. Full reviews for all three models are coming soon.
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