The time for pre-orders for the iPhone 7 and the second-generation Apple Watch is here! So if you live in the United States or know someone there, you can order it.
As Apple announced earlier this week, during an official press conference, where the iPhone 7 and Apple Watch Series 2 were also presented, pre-orders for the new models began on September 9 at noon, so the Apple Online Store has already started accepting orders.
What's important to know is that shipments will start exactly one week later, so you'll have to wait a few more days until you get your hands on the device.
As for prices, they vary by country (for Europe, the iPhone 7 is likely to be extremely expensive, if we take into account all the taxes), but in the United States, the 4.7-inch model costs $649 for the 32GB version, $749 for the 128GB version, and $849 for the 256GB version. If you want the larger iPhone 7 Plus, it costs $769 with 32GB of storage, $869 with 128GB, and $969 with 256GB.
The Apple Watch 2 starts at $369 in the United States for the classic model and the Nike+ version.
Additionally, you can pre-order the first-generation Apple Watch , which has benefited from some upgrades, including a new chip that is part of the new model. Pricing for this revised model is $269 in the United States.
It looks like Apple won't be revealing the iPhone 7's first weekend sales, which is a bit strange considering it's something the company has been doing for years now.
There are users who claim that they cannot access the Apple Store, probably due to the huge traffic, but if you press the refresh button a few times you will not have a problem!
