The new iPad Air from Apple recently went on sale in South Africa, available through a number of retail chains, First National Bank (FNB), and Vodacom.
A Wi-Fi only iPad Air can be had from R5,999 (16GB) and a model with 3G/LTE support starts at R7,799 (16GB). A number of contract options were also available at launch.
Vodacom lists contracts on its 1GB, 2GB, and 3GB mobile data packages for the 16GB, 32GB, and 64GB iPad Air models.
iStore has also advertised that it is selling iPads on Vodacom contracts that are priced similarly to the deals on the mobile network’s website.
One deal not listed on the Vodacom website that is on offer at iStore is for a 16 GB Wi-Fi only iPad Air on Vodacom MyGig1 for R379/month.
There are also discounts on offer from iStore if you trade in your old iPad, with a reduction of at least R100/month promised on a functional, undamaged iPad 2.
Third and fourth generation iPads (iPad 3 & 4) may also be traded in, iStore said.
FNB cheque and private bank account holders are also able to buy iPads on monthly repayment plans, but without a cellular contract.
At the time of writing the bank bundled a cover, screen guard, and R100 iStore voucher with any iPad bought on its smart device promotion for clients.
source: www.mybroadband.co
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