The pre-order benefits for the new iPhone 16 include discounts, extended warranties, vouchers, and accessories.
Serious Apple fans in South Africa who want to buy the iPhone 16 can benefit from one of several special pre-order deals.
Pre-orders also opened on the same day as in the US — Friday, 13 September 2024 — with offers available from Computer Mania, Digicape, Takealot, iStore, Game, Makro, and Incredible. One unique aspect of Digicape’s offers is that you don’t necessarily have to pay the full amount up-front if you don’t necessarily want your iPhone 16 on launch day.
The retailer allows buyers to trade in up to five Apple or Android devices, the value of which will be deducted from their iPhone purchase.Several other retailers are offering pre-order deals on the iPhone 16. That means the iPhone 16 128GB will set you back R18,999 instead of the usual R20,999, while the iPhone 16 Plus 128GB starts from R21,999 instead of R23,999.All iPhones bought on Incredible also come with a 2-year warranty, which must be registered online.The primary benefit of pre-ordering an iPhone 16 on cash through the iStore is the iCare Plus Protection Plan, which adds another year onto Apple’s standard 1-year warranty.
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