What do you know, M1 has just put out its price plans for the iPhone 6S and 6S Plus.
Tied to a 2-year contract, versus last year, the handset prices have risen; which isn't surprising as the no-contract handset prices over at Apple Store online have increased too. For customers on the most expensive, S$228/month i-Max+ plan, you can get most of the new iPhones at $0, other than the 128GB iPhone 6S Plus, which will cost you S$155.
Interestingly too, versus this time last year, a few of the plans now costs a dollar more, with the top end i-Max+ plan now priced at S$228 per month (it was S$208 this time last year). That said, I believe the price plan adjustment was made months ago, as telcos tend to adjust prices from time to time, and it's not because of the new iPhones.
In any case, M1 customers who had registered their interest before this should have already gotten further notice, and are now happily following the instructions to pre-order and pay for their sets, which will be ready for collection on the 25th.
For those who didn't register their interest, walk-in sales will start from September 26.
Source: M1.
Updated article on Sep 16 to mention that pre-orders have also started.
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