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Telstra currently offers plans for 8 models of Apple's iPhone: the iPhone XS Max, iPhone XS, iPhone XR, iPhone X, iPhone 8, iPhone 8 Plus, iPhone 7 and iPhone 6s.
All plans feature a minimum term of either 24 or 36 months and make use of Telstra's 4GX network. Data caps range from 15GB up to 150GB for each model of the iPhone, and you can choose from a variety of different colours and storage capacities.
As a bonus, all Telstra's iPhone plans come with unmetered access to live AFL, NRL and netball games through Telstra's sports streaming services.
Telstra offers four different plans for each iPhone handset, all of which include unlimited national talk and text every month. These start with the basic Small plan that comes with 15GB of data a month. The Medium plan steps it up with 60GB of data, the Large plan ups that to 100GB of data and the Extra Large plan tops out at 150GB of data.
Pricing for Telstra's iPhone plans depends on which handset you choose, with newer iPhone models and higher storage capacities attracting higher handset repayment costs.
Since Telstra's iPhone plans are only available on 24 or 36-month contracts, cancelling your contract before that time has passed means you'll have to pay out all the remaining handset repayments in one go.
Should you exceed your monthly data limit on any of Telstra's iPhone plans, you won't have to pay an excess usage charges. Instead, your Internet speed will be slowed to a maximum of 1.5Mbps until your next billing cycle starts.
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I already have a substantial bundle plan with Telstra , I am looking for a basic I phone ( 5s or similar) with the lowest plan ( like being offered on web site of Telstra $15 per month) – I am retiring soon so just want a simple phone & plan with no gadgets ( like 2 GB is plenty & unlimited calls & text) ????
Hi Con,
Thanks for contacting finder, a comparison website and general information service.
You may compare the mobile plans that we have in this page. You have the option to choose the phone, the provider, the plan type, and the usage per month.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Judith
Hi I have had a Telstra pre paid for some years are there any prepaid offers with data roaming to New Zealand
Hi Narelle,
Thanks for your question. We’ve put together a guide for roaming on pre-paid plans, and for data roaming costs in New Zealand specifically, you’ll probably want to look at Optus’ pre-paid plans, as they offer low-cost data alongside reasonable call and text charges.
I hope this helps.
Regards,
Matt