Apple showcased its iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus on September 9 at the Bill Graham Civic auditorium in San Francisco. The 4.7-inch iPhone 6s and 5.5-inch iPhone 6s Plus aren't significantly different from their predecessors launched last year. However, there definitely are a few changes and new features introduced, including the 3D Touch display and some major camera enhancements.
Apple's iPhone 6s and 6s Plus will make it to the first few markets on September 25. With pre-orders already live, many of our readers have been asking about unlocked iPhone 6s Plus and iPhone 6s price lists in different countries. While carriers advertise their pricing plans for locked iPhones, unlocked, SIM-free devices come at different prices depending on your region. It was believed that the iPhone 6s and 6s Plus will keep the same price tags as last year's iPhone 6 and 6 Plus. However, prices in some select countries have increased due to US dollar's appreciation against some currencies like the Australian dollar. For US, UK and some Asian markets, though, it largely remains the same.
SIM-free iPhone 6s Plus and iPhone 6s price list:
Following is a price-list of unlocked, SIM-free iPhone 6s and iPhone 6s Plus in U.S., U.K., Australia, China, and other countries that are part of the first wave that is going to get the latest iPhone 6s duo on September 25.
United States
- iPhone 6s / 16GB – $649.00
- iPhone 6s / 64GB – $749.00
- iPhone 6s / 128GB – $849.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 16GB – $749.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 64GB – $849.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 128GB – $949.00
United Kingdom
- iPhone 6s / 16GB – £539.00
- iPhone 6s / 64GB – £619.00
- iPhone 6s / 128GB – £699.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 16GB – £619.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 64GB – £699.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 128GB – £789.00
China
- iPhone 6s / 16GB – RMB 5,288.00
- iPhone 6s / 64GB – RMB 6,088.00
- iPhone 6s / 128GB – RMB 6,888.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 16GB – RMB 6,088.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 64GB – RMB 6,888.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 128GB – RMB 7,788.00
Australia
- iPhone 6s / 16GB – A$1,079.00
- iPhone 6s / 64GB – A$1,229.00
- iPhone 6s / 128GB – A$1,379.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 16GB – A$1,229.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 64GB – A$1,379.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 128GB – A$1,529.00
New Zealand
- iPhone 6s / 16GB – NZ$1,199.00
- iPhone 6s / 64GB – NZ$1,399.00
- iPhone 6s / 128GB – NZ$1,599.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 16GB – NZ$1,399.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 64GB – NZ$1,599.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 128GB – NZ$1,799.00
Canada
- iPhone 6s / 16GB – $899.00
- iPhone 6s / 64GB – $1,029.00
- iPhone 6s / 128GB – $1,159.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 16GB – $1,029.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 64GB – $1,159.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 128GB – $1,289.00
France
- iPhone 6s / 16GB – 749,00 €
- iPhone 6s / 64GB – 859,00 €
- iPhone 6s / 128GB – 969,00 €
- iPhone 6s Plus / 16GB – 859,00 €
- iPhone 6s Plus / 64GB – 969,00 €
- iPhone 6s Plus / 128GB – 1 079,00 €
Germany
- iPhone 6s / 16GB – 739,00 €
- iPhone 6s / 64GB – 849,00 €
- iPhone 6s / 128GB – 959,00 €
- iPhone 6s Plus / 16GB – 849,00 €
- iPhone 6s Plus / 64GB – 959,00 €
- iPhone 6s Plus / 128GB – 1,069,00 €
Japan
- iPhone 6s / 16GB – ￥86,800
- iPhone 6s / 64GB – ￥98,800
- iPhone 6s / 128GB – ￥110,800
- iPhone 6s Plus / 16GB – ￥98,800
- iPhone 6s Plus / 64GB – ￥110,800
- iPhone 6s Plus / 128GB – ￥122,800
Singapore
- iPhone 6s / 16GB – S$1,048.00
- iPhone 6s / 64GB – S$1,218.00
- iPhone 6s / 128GB – S$1,388.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 16GB – S$1,218.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 64GB – S$1,388.00
- iPhone 6s Plus / 128GB – S$1,558.00
Hong Kong
- iPhone 6s / 16GB – HK$5,588
- iPhone 6s / 64GB – HK$6,388
- iPhone 6s / 128GB – HK$7,188
- iPhone 6s Plus / 16GB – HK$6,388
- iPhone 6s Plus / 64GB – HK$7,188
- iPhone 6s Plus / 128GB – HK$8,088
With the new iPhones in market, you will be able to get some discounts on the older versions of the device. The price of unlocked, SIM-free iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus has been reduced by $100 while the iPhone 5s is now available for $0 with a 2-year plan.
Have you decided yet if you are going to buy the new iPhones? Or would you rather go for the discounted iPhone 6 duo or the iPhone 5s. Don't forget to let us know.
About the author: Rafia joined Wccftech in 2012 as a tech reporter. She is currently working on stories focusing on people and technologies that are turning Microsoft into a “company to watch” again. She is also responsible for collaborating with tech makers and e-commerce platforms to bring annoying but tempting deals to our readers.
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