The Launch: iStore in Eastgate Mall, Johannesburg
Published: Feb 28, 2025 | Published: Feb 28, 2025
Companiesi Store South Africa Unveils iPhone 16e Sale
On Friday, February 28, 2025, iStore South Africa officially launched the sale of its much-anticipated iPhone 16e. Customers are now able to purchase this latest device both online and in-store from today. The launch was well-received by customers, who expressed eagerness to take advantage of the new offering.
Enhanced Purchase Experience with Trade-In Offers
To make the iPhone 16e purchase more accessible, iStore South Africa has introduced enticing trade-in offers. Customers can now receive up to R22,000 cash back when they trade in their existing phones. This move is designed to entice customers to upgrade their devices and benefit from the latest technology at an affordable price.
Trade-In Cash Back Details:
- The maximum cashback offered is based on the value of the customer’s current phone, ensuring that even those with older devices receive a fair compensation.
- Customers can choose to receive their cash back in various currencies, including Rands, Euros, and South African Rand, depending on their preferred payment method.
This initiative reflects iStore’s commitment to providing customers with an immediate benefit once they place their order. The cashback will be deposited directly into the customer’s bank accounts within 30 days of purchasing the iPhone 16e, ensuring quick access to their earnings.
Simplified Contract Upgrades for Mobile Services
For those looking to upgrade their mobile contracts, iStore has made the process significantly easier. Simplified contract upgrades are now available online for customers with Vodacom, MTN, or Telkom. This digital transformation eliminates the hassle of waiting in lengthy in-store queues, allowing customers to complete all necessary paperwork at home.
Steps to Upgrade Contracts:
- Visit iStore’s official website and navigate to the contract upgrade section.
- Complete the required forms online, providing your personal details and payment information.
- Once finalized, a representative will notify you of the new iPhone 16e delivery date, which is typically within two business days.
This streamlined process ensures that customers can enjoy their upgraded devices without any disruption or delay.
iCarePlus: Comprehensive Support for iPhone Users
The launch of the iPhone 16e comes with a series of added benefits, particularly through the inclusion of free iCarePlus services with every purchase. This package is designed to enhance the overall experience of owning an iPhone and includes several valuable features:
- Two-Year Buy-Back Option: Customers are guaranteed a buy-back option two years from the date of purchase for at least 55% of the original value of their iPhone. This feature provides customers with peace of mind, knowing that their investment in the device is protected.
- Extended Warranty: The iCarePlus offer extends an additional year to the standard warranty, offering customers longer coverage and reliability.
- Screen Repair Services: Customers can avail of screen repair services under the iCarePlus package at a discounted rate, saving them up to R11,249 compared to professional repair costs.
This comprehensive support package is designed to maximize customer satisfaction and ensure that they receive top-notch service for their iPhone.
Additional Information:
iStore South Africa has established itself as the sole Premium Partner in Africa for Apple products, setting a benchmark for trade-in values and customer loyalty. By offering competitive trade-back programs and additional support services, iStore continues to differentiate itself in the market and provide value to its customers.
For more details on the iPhone 16e sale or any related inquiries, visit iStore South Africa’s official website.
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