SPONSORED | The upgrade process is easier than ever MyiStoreSA SA’s Apple Premium Reseller.
If you’re in Joburg, your brand-new iPhone will be delivered for free by same-day courier from iStore to your doorstep.
Either way, you can choose to trade in your current iPhone, and save up to R12,000 on a new iPhone, or use the value to reduce the cost of your monthly contract on any of the three major networks.The iCare Plus two-year extended warranty, includes a free screen replacement and is valued at R1,999. You get a free training voucher for dedicated quality time with one of iStore’s expert trainers, who will take you through your iPhone’s amazing features and benefits and answer your questions., an exclusive emergency-response app, developed in conjunction with iStore. You can then continue subscribing to ReactPlus for only R39 a month.
So if you’ve got a Great Upgrade coming up, there’s only one place you need to visit to celebrate the happy occasion. See you at iStore!
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