Want To Buy An iPhone? Read This!!!!

Apple's iPhone has become a universe device since its launch in 2007. If you're thinking about buying an iPhone, you need to have some important facts and features in order to choose the appropriate model.

Before you purchase an iPhone, you should familiarize yourself with the different options available for you to choose from. These options include deciding on a monthly cellular contract and where you're going to purchase your iPhone —either online, from Apple, or from another retailer.

Understanding Your Options

iPhone comes in different models. Let's take a look at iPhone 7 and 7 Plus.
Although they have a lot of similarities, the iPhone 7 Plus is larger, more powerful, and more expensive.

The iPhone 7 (32GB) has a 4.7-inch screen and starts at $649 ; 128GB ($749) and 256GB ($849) versions are also available.
The iPhone 7 Plus (32GB) has a 5.5-inch screen and starts at $769 ; 128GB ($869) and 256GB ($969) versions are also available.

You can visit Apple.com to compare iPhone models and see difference in their notable features.

Which model is right for you?

If you are still unsure of which iPhone model you really want, try to think about the features that you really love in a phone and how they fit into your budget. From storage capacity to camera to sleekness to touch, your choice of iPhone model is singled out.

Cellular service contract

To place phone calls with your iPhone, you'll need to get a SIM from any network provider, recharge with a minimum of #100, just like androids. Network providers such as MTN, Airtel, 9mobile and Glo have a long list of affordable tariff plans. Choose the most suitable plan for you.

If you are noy ready for a new cell phone or a cellular service contract, the iPod Touch might be an option for you. It has most of the features of an iPhone but cannot be used to make phone calls or send text messages. You can, however, connect to the Internet over Wi-Fi and download apps from the App Store.

Storage Capacity.

At 32GB of memory, the smallest iPhone model has enough data storage for many users. But if you anticipate storing a lot of music, files, movies, and even TV shows on your device, you may want to get an iPhone with 128GB or 256GB of memory instead. You can also store files on Apple iCloud.

If you are not fully convinced on the different iPhone models, you can always ask an associate at your local Apple Store for advice. Also, you can also call 1-800-MY-APPLE for more information on the Apple product you're interested in.

When you're ready to buy.

When you're ready to your preferred iPhone product, there are many purchase options available for you. You can purchase your iPhone and sign up for a cellular service plan by:
•Buying an iPhone directly from Apple
online or at your local Apple Store.
•Choosing a third-party retailer.

Also, beware of any sales, promotions, or contest giveaways that sound too good to be true. Because the iPhone is always in high demand, there will always be scammers —especially online—who will try to take advantage of unsuspecting buyers. When in doubt, you should purchase your device from a well-known retailer.