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iPhone plans and deals: April 2020

From the iPhone 11 to the iPhone XR, compare iPhone plans from Telstra, Optus and more.

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iPhone XS

For over a decade, the iPhone has kept its reputation of being fast, flashy, reliable and, admittedly, a little bit pricey. The iPhone 11 is the latest in this pedigree, and you can get it now as part of your mobile plan of choice. Or if you don't need the latest model, maybe the iPhone XS or XR is more your flavour.

Whatever the choice, we've got the lowdown on the plans you can grab with the different iPhones available.

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Compare iPhone 11, Pro and Pro Max plans below

The iPhone 11 is Apple's latest model, and you can get it now on a 12-, 24- or 36-month plan. You can sign on for the basic 11 or upgrade to Pro or Pro Max for extra each month.

Compare iPhone XS and XS Max plans

The XS line may not be the newest or fanciest, but they still incorporate a dual-camera system on the back for better photos. Get one on a plan with one of these providers.

Compare iPhone XR plans

With a long battery life of about 15 hours, the iPhone XR still holds its own compared to more recent models. Pick one up on a phone plan lasting 12, 24 or 36 months.

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Start comparing all available iPhones and their plans here

If you'd like to see more options for different iPhone models, check out our table below and you can choose whether you'd like to buy them outright or compare plans for them. If you'd like a more detailed review into the different models, make sure you click the name of the iPhone.

Updated April 3rd, 2020
Name Product Display Display Rear camera Battery size Overall rating More info More info
Apple iPhone XS
Apple iPhone XS
5.8
inches

1125 x 2436

  • Display

    5.8 inches

    1125 x 2436

  • Rear camera

    12MP + 12MP

  • Battery size

    2,659 mAh
12MP + 12MP
2,659
mAh
Not yet rated
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Apple iPhone 8 Plus
Apple iPhone 8 Plus
5.5
inches

1080 x 1920

  • Display

    5.5 inches

    1080 x 1920

  • Rear camera

    12MP + 12MP

  • Battery size

    2,675 mAh
12MP + 12MP
2,675
mAh
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Apple iPhone XS Max
Apple iPhone XS Max
6.5
inches

1242 x 2688

  • Display

    6.5 inches

    1242 x 2688

  • Rear camera

    12MP + 12MP

  • Battery size

    3,179 mAh
12MP + 12MP
3,179
mAh
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Apple iPhone XR
Apple iPhone XR
6.1
inches

828 x 1792

  • Display

    6.1 inches

    828 x 1792

  • Rear camera

    12MP

  • Battery size

    2,942 mAh
12MP
2,942
mAh
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Apple iPhone 8
Apple iPhone 8
4.7
inches

750 x 1334

  • Display

    4.7 inches

    750 x 1334

  • Rear camera

    12MP

  • Battery size

    1,821 mAh
12MP
1,821
mAh
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    VinceMarch 22, 2018

    I have my own iPhone X and want the best sim only plan in Australia. Theo/what is that. Thanks

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      NikkiMarch 28, 2018Staff

      Hi Vince!

      Thanks for your message and for visiting finder – a leading comparison website and general information service built to give you advice on your buying decision needs.

      While we have a range of sim cards to choose from for your iPhone X, please note that we are not affiliated with any company we feature on our site hence we cannot recommend a product/service that is rightfully fit for you. We can only give you general information on it.

      Feel free to reply to this message should you have further questions.

      Thanks and best regards,

      Nikki

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    stuNovember 17, 2017

    i need home internet
    a new phone
    whats the cheapest and most reliable

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    • Avatarfinder Customer Care
      JudithNovember 17, 2017Staff

      Hi Stu,

      Thanks for reaching out us. I hope all is well with you today.

      I am sorry because I am unable to give a recommendation on which options are cheapest and most reliable. We are a comparison website and general information service. Your decision would entirely depend on your needs.

      We may give you a list of options that you may review though. For home internet, you may compare a list of options on this page.

      You may go to this page for a list of options for phones.

      Please take time to review the relevant details of information as well as the Product Disclosure Statements / Terms & Conditions of each option so you would be able to compare and eventually decide on which option would suit your needs.

      I hope this helps.

      Cheers,
      Judith

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