Sky has also revealed the full list of iPhone 15 contracts available to UK shoppers
Features of the new iPhone 15 were revealed by Apple in a live stream on Tuesday, September 12 alongside new iPhone 15 Plus and Pro and Pro Max models. As reported by Manchester Evening News, the phones will use USB-C chargers for the first time on Apple devices and will feature upgraded cameras.
The iPhone 15 will be available in five different pastel colours including pink, yellow, green, blue and black and will have brighter screens. It is now available to pre-order, and Sky has revealed the full pricing information for the new phones.READ MORE: Argos slashes price of 'super sharp' Samsung 4K TV to 'lowest ever price'
The iPhone 15 will start from £26 for the handset only, with a further £8 for the entry-level 4GB data plan. It includes unlimited calls and texts and free data for streaming on Sky apps. The handset plus data comes in at £34 per month as the cheapest package available. The iPhone Plus starts at £30 for the handset, while the iPhone Pro is £33 and the iPhone Pro Max is £39. Extra data costs £10 for the 10GB package, £13 for the 12GB plan, £15 for the 30GB, £20 for the 50GB and £26 for the 75GB option.The iPhone 15 will be on sale on EE here or on O2 here as well as Sky.
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