The long wait for the Apple Event has finally ended, and most tech savvies and consumers had finally seen latest gadgets and upgrades that Apple has to offer. However, it is not the new Apple TV or even the iPad with a pen or stylus that is being talked about after the said event. For after the great revelation of the new versions of iPhone, most people are now discussing and even clamoring about iPhone 6S' pricing.
Most people who were planning to make iPhone upgrades prior to Apple Event last September 9 are now having second thoughts because of its high price. And as to the report of Wall Street Journal, all four major U.S. carriers-- Sprint, Verizon, T-Mobile, and AT&T, will not be subsidizing the new iPhone 6S and 6S Plus; thus making it easy for consumers to see clearly the price difference between Apple's iPhone and its competitors.
However, despite the news of telecom companies unable to support iPhone subsidy, Sprint Corp still managed to offer an alternative in order for consumers to still enjoy the latest gadgets without spending much for upfront fee. The said company according to venturebeat, offers "the 16 GB iPhone 6S with a basic data, calling and text plan" around "$3 and $10.50 less per month than a competing offer from the other three top U.S. carriers." This type of scheme being offered by Sprint works out to be cheaper on a per month basis in contrast with the idea of buying and iPhone directly from Apple and then choosing the cheapest wireless plan on offer.
Venturebeat further highlighted Sprint would only be charging a $22 fee per month "for the 16 GB iPhone 6S, under a 21-month lease. That along with a basic talk, text and data plan, worth $45, will cost a customer $67 per month." And to serve as a bonus for this particular offer, consumers who will be purchasing the said scheme would be entitled for an upgrade if a new version of iPhone would be launched.
