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iPhone 7 pre-order details for Verizon, AT&T and T-Mobile users

Kristinova V. Justimbaste September 07, 2016 09:51 AM EST

The iPhone 7 launch took place Wednesday, and immediately Apple fans are desperate to find out details of when they can commence pre-orders for the new iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus. Apple has set the pre-order date for Friday September 9 at 12.01 a.m. PT with the new iPhones becoming available from September 17, 2016.

For T-Mobile subscribers, mobile users can choose from three types of promos â€” Jump! On Demand; Jump!; and Score!.

The Jump! On Demand feature offers a zero upfront payment. For this particular promo, subscribers will be able to trade older iPhones for a brand new iPhone 7 but the difference will be reflected in their monthly bill.

Jump! will be available to current subscribers of T-Mobile who have finished paying at least 50 percent of their contract with the company.

Score! is another promo that exists for current subscribers of the company. Subscribers who've paid off 12 months of their contract will be able to avail of the promo. After six months, users will be able to trade in their smartphones for entry-level phones.

Meanwhile, Verizon Wireless offers two kinds of promos. The company allows full payment for a contract-free iPhone 7, which buyers can purchase with monthly installments along with their monthly data charges. Choosing the second option will get users an iPhone locked to Verizon Wireless, preventing subscribers from using other carriers in the future.

AT&T has three different modes of payment and existing subscribers of the network are entitled to the best deals. For the first payment method, subscribers only have to pay the sales tax when pre-ordering the iPhone 7 but will be charged monthly installments.

For the second option, subscribers can pay the sales tax and 30 percent. The remaining balance will be charged monthly. For the last option, subscribers can trade in their smartphones for the iPhone 7 but will have to pay for the difference. The last option will only be available for a limited time.

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