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iPhone X Price in the Philippines Starts at 64490 Pesos

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The much hyped and awaitediPhone X is now priced locally. For the 64GB model, you can have it at 64490 Pesos while the 256 GB Model is priced at 73990 Pesos. These price points makes the iPhone X the most expensive smartphone in the history of iPhones. The local price points were revealed at Apple PH's website early this week.
The iPhone X

iPhone X is set for local release this coming December 1. It was announced by Apple last September 12 amid numerous rumors about its design, most of which were eventually proven true. It was the first iPhone to ditch the famous home button and feature an almost all-screen interface. It is also the first iPhone to use a facial recognition as a way to unlock the device.



iPhone 8 and 8Plus as an Alternative

For those who are dissuaded by the iPhone X price point, iPhone 8 offers a less expensive option at the expense of not having the new features mentioned above. The iPhone 8 prices starts at 44990 Pesos for the 64GB model while the iPhone 8 Plus starts at 51490 Pesos for the 64GB model. The iPhone 8 went on sale locally last Friday, November 17.

The iPhone 8 and 8Plus

Where to Buy?

The iPhone X and the iPhone 8/8Plus can bought (once available) online at Apple PH website and local premium retailers such as Powermac Center and iStore. Globe and PLDT-Smart independently released their postpaid plans for the iPhone 8/8Plus while we still need to wait for their iPhone X postpaid offers.

More information about the technical specs of these new iPhones can be found at Apples website, www.apple.com.


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Location: Manila, Metro Manila, Philippines

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