Got the same dates for a 7+ 32GB Black, and received the confirmation email at 8.04. I think whoever ordered black's gonna have to wait a little
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iPhone 7/7+ - UK Orders & Dispatches Thread
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Got the same dates for a 7+ 32GB Black, and received the confirmation email at 8.04. I think whoever ordered black's gonna have to wait a little
I didn't last year. I arrived a bit early and was seen within 5 minutes. I left with my iPhone before my official reservation window opened.
The upgrade programme will add some time onto things.
I'm still stuck on;
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If you don't care about scratches and scuff marks then by all means get the Jet black.....if you do then you'll prob get a case anyway in which case does it really matter?
These times always remind me of this:
I nearly crapped myself!!
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I nearly crapped myself!!
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Today marks a very sad day for me. I think this is the first year I havent got a phone on launch I have decided to drop all my orders because I just cant get used to the fact of which size I want :'(
You wont believe it they have said my iPhone 6s plus has dead pixels and white marks on LCD so they are returning it.
As its still under warranty ill get it sorted by Apple
How long did they take to send it back to you the S7 edge?
I'm still stuck on;
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Help!!!
Normal black. Jet black is too fragile to use without a case (I've read), so in a case it makes no difference which you get.
I went with Silver/White, again lol
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I take photos of any device I send just in case.
Who cares about the color and finishing ?! The size does matter Take 7plus.I'm still stuck on;
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My phone was cracked when it came back, although it wasn't when I sent it so they did it or it got damaged in shipping. However when I went to read the reviews I saw people saying that they had taken £200 off of offers for silly things like, we put it On a piece of white paper the screen wasn't as white as the paper. I think sometimes they are inventing spurious reasons to downgrade offers hoping that people will just accept it. I bet if you took it into Apple they wouldn't be able to see any of these things.
I rejected their offer on Thursday last week and it arrived on Saturday morning last week via special delivery.
Phone them and tell them that you want it returned via special delivery because for some people they were taking 5 days to return it.
No still have 16th delivery day but looked to get another and it was thee weeks for delivery
Can't remember if it was this thread I posited in or not.
I went to my local Apple Store and they said, although I've reserved the 7, if there was stock, I could get the Plus instead if I wanted.
Just putting it out there if people have reserved the 7 but have decided to get the Plus instead. (He also said check on the website tomorrow as the Plus might be able to be reserved.)
I went to my local Apple Store and they said, although I've reserved the 7, if there was stock, I could get the Plus instead if I wanted.
Just putting it out there if people have reserved the 7 but have decided to get the Plus instead. (He also said check on the website tomorrow as the Plus might be able to be reserved.)
I have a quote from envirofone. They've sent me a text. Can you tell me how it works? Do they send me packaging to send my phone? They said I have to send it in 14 days. Does this mean I can send in say, 12 days from now?
Hello,
I've been viewing the forum as a guest but thought I'd sign-up.
I was planning to leave Three for EE (been with Three for years) but there seems to be little in the price across the networks so "better the devil you know...".
For some reason, I could not upgrade online because the system kept claiming I was on a legacy price plan (not true) - so I had to call in; called at exactly 8am but did not get answered until 9:14am.
I've opted for the iPhone 7+, 128GB, Black - I'm currently using a 6S 64GB and had the 6 16GB before but having "played" with a few +s, I thought I'd jump over! I make use of streaming media exclusively and both local/cloud storage so I'm averaging ~20GB free storage but didn't want to chance going for the 32GB.
Price Plan
30GB Data (with Personal Hotspot)
Unlimited Mins
Unlimited SMS
Feel at Home
£99 up front (waived as a goodwill gesture)
£59/per month (24 months)
The Three agent I spoke to wasn't sure I would get the handset on the release date, so we toyed with switching to a sim-only and getting the handset from Apple but the maths didn't make it cost effective - I am a heavy user and travel a lot so I'm pretty much on the best plan.
£59/month x 24 months = £1,416
or £33/month (equivalent price plan - sim only) + £819 (handset) = £1,611
I have two contracts with Three that were adjusted a couple of years back so at least one is due an upgrade every year in September.
I have been provided a provisional date of 30th September - I am naturally not happy about this, but when I ordered my 6S the year before - I pre-ordered three days after the pre-orders had opened and was quoted the same wait but had the handset delivered on release date.
Sadly, Three's online account access has no facility to track the progress of an upgrade order made via telephone, which is actually a blessing as I reckon I'd be hitting refresh a lot.
Three U.K. still use DPD for handset deliveries so I will know on the 16th if there's a delivery coming - with the option to pay extra for an early AM delivery before leaving for work. I'm still hopeful for a release-date delivery as I understand Three's website had stopped upgrade orders online so hopefully stocks won't have been depleted and will be allocated in order they were made.
I noticed a few people raised questions re: Very.co.uk and iPhones - from a friend's experience, the iPhone 6S that she ordered was fully-unlocked - not a CPW-style unlock which locked to the first SIM card.
I've been viewing the forum as a guest but thought I'd sign-up.
I was planning to leave Three for EE (been with Three for years) but there seems to be little in the price across the networks so "better the devil you know...".
For some reason, I could not upgrade online because the system kept claiming I was on a legacy price plan (not true) - so I had to call in; called at exactly 8am but did not get answered until 9:14am.
I've opted for the iPhone 7+, 128GB, Black - I'm currently using a 6S 64GB and had the 6 16GB before but having "played" with a few +s, I thought I'd jump over! I make use of streaming media exclusively and both local/cloud storage so I'm averaging ~20GB free storage but didn't want to chance going for the 32GB.
Price Plan
30GB Data (with Personal Hotspot)
Unlimited Mins
Unlimited SMS
Feel at Home
£99 up front (waived as a goodwill gesture)
£59/per month (24 months)
The Three agent I spoke to wasn't sure I would get the handset on the release date, so we toyed with switching to a sim-only and getting the handset from Apple but the maths didn't make it cost effective - I am a heavy user and travel a lot so I'm pretty much on the best plan.
£59/month x 24 months = £1,416
or £33/month (equivalent price plan - sim only) + £819 (handset) = £1,611
I have two contracts with Three that were adjusted a couple of years back so at least one is due an upgrade every year in September.
I have been provided a provisional date of 30th September - I am naturally not happy about this, but when I ordered my 6S the year before - I pre-ordered three days after the pre-orders had opened and was quoted the same wait but had the handset delivered on release date.
Sadly, Three's online account access has no facility to track the progress of an upgrade order made via telephone, which is actually a blessing as I reckon I'd be hitting refresh a lot.
Three U.K. still use DPD for handset deliveries so I will know on the 16th if there's a delivery coming - with the option to pay extra for an early AM delivery before leaving for work. I'm still hopeful for a release-date delivery as I understand Three's website had stopped upgrade orders online so hopefully stocks won't have been depleted and will be allocated in order they were made.
I noticed a few people raised questions re: Very.co.uk and iPhones - from a friend's experience, the iPhone 6S that she ordered was fully-unlocked - not a CPW-style unlock which locked to the first SIM card.
When you say reserve is this the instore pick up or the traditional reservation where you pay in store? And can we not do the upgrade programme and just pay out right.