iPhone Duo 256GB Black

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iPhone Duo is on pre-order, and the table at the top of this page lists every pre-order contract we can see from UK networks and retailers, from £44.99 a month (upfront cost varies by deal). Coverage is still thin: not every network has published a Duo tariff yet, and we would rather show fewer deals than invent a price. As more networks publish, their contracts appear here. Beyond the table, this page sticks to what is confirmed: the two finishes, and how you judge a deal.
Every row that says "not published" stays that way until Apple or a UK network publishes it. We do not carry estimates for this handset.
A short table is deliberate. We list only the pre-order contracts a network or retailer has actually published.
The deal table is built from network and retailer feeds, refreshed through the day. Each price is the one the network or retailer published.
Those are the colours this hub is set up for. Networks rarely stock every finish on every tariff at once, so the colour you want can decide which deal you can actually take.
A £2-a-month error on a 24-month contract is £48 of real money. A network that has not published a Duo tariff is simply not in the table yet.
This hub lists iPhone Duo deals only. If you want a handset you can take home today, the links below go to live iPhone listings — they are not Duo deals in disguise.
"iPhone Duo deal" will cover several commercial arrangements. They are not interchangeable, and not every route below has a live Duo price on Switch yet.
One monthly payment covers the handset and the airtime, usually over 24 months, often with an upfront fee. The two halves are not separable, so you cannot trim the plan mid-term to save money.
The handset sits in its own interest-free credit agreement and the airtime runs alongside it. You can usually change the airtime during the term, and when the device plan ends your bill drops rather than quietly continuing at the same rate.
You buy the phone outright and pair it with a cheap SIM-only deal. It costs the most on day one and usually the least across two years, and it leaves you free to change network whenever you like.
Most UK networks let existing customers place an upgrade order in the closing weeks of a contract, keeping the same number and SIM. Upgrade pricing is not automatically better than new-customer pricing.
Apple, the networks and the big retailers all run trade-in schemes, and the same handset is valued differently by each. Trade-in normally comes off the upfront cost rather than the monthly payment.
These are the contract details that cost people money on a new handset. Every one of them can be checked before you place an order — once there is an order to place.
Multiply the monthly payment by the number of months and add the upfront fee. That figure is the only fair way to rank two deals.
Ofcom rules require new contracts to state any annual increase in pounds and pence. Find the figure and add it to your total before you compare.
24 months is standard; 36-month terms lower the monthly payment and raise the commitment. On a handset you may want to replace in two years, the longer term can cost more than it saves.
On a split device-plan contract it normally does. On a bundled contract it often does not. Ask, and get the answer in writing.
Your current network can tell you your real monthly usage. Buying unlimited data because a new phone feels like it deserves it is an easy way to overpay.
Check what leaving early costs and whether the deal carries an early-upgrade right. If you upgrade every year, a contract built for two years is the wrong shape.
Network insurance is sold hard at the point of order. Check the excess, and check whether your home insurance or bank account already covers the handset.
Switch only lists contracts that a network or retailer has actually published. While the iPhone Duo is on pre-order, only some networks have a tariff out, so the table is shorter than it will be after launch.
Filter by network, data allowance, upfront cost and contract length, and sort by total contract cost rather than the headline monthly price. More deals appear here as networks publish them.
Tell Squid AI your budget and it searches every iPhone Duo deal for you.
Yes, on pre-order. The table at the top of this page lists every iPhone Duo pre-order contract we carry. Not every network has published one yet, and new ones appear automatically as soon as a network or retailer publishes a tariff.

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