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This is how much an iPhone 6 will actually cost you


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Combining one of the most significant hardware evolutions in the history of the iPhone with a host of brand new features, the iPhone 6 and iPhone 6 Plus were no-brainers for many Apple fans. We’ve seen thousands, if not hundreds of thousands of customers lined up for the iPhone 6 all over the world, but countless others are waiting to see the widespread reaction (or just waiting for their upgrade date).

If you happen to be one of those potential future upgraders, you might have done yourself a favor by waiting it out. Wallet Hub has put together a handy cell phone calculator that could end up saving you hundreds of dollars when you finally do take the plunge. If you’re trying to decide between two different plans, you can plug in the upfront cost and the monthly. The site will then calculate the total cost over two years.

If you’d rather not fiddle with the calculator or take the time to look up plans on your own, Wallet Hub has put together an infographic of the total cost over two years on all four major U.S. carriers with a 2-year contract, no contract and an installment plan.

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How is this any different from any other similarly priced Smartphone?

When you go to the big 4, you know that you are gonna get raped because of the power of US monopoly.

I have over $220 phone bill, even with just 1 (now 2) iPhones on it. Has nothing to do with the phone so much as me avoiding their ATT Mobile Share plans, and the absurd pricing of voice/text if you don't let them screw you over on Data (going to Mobile Share).

Not like the bill would go down if I got a free S5 and put it on.

You still pay the same when your contract goes up (so it isn't like you save any more than you pay for the phone if you get a cheaper Android phone), and the contract option is still cheaper than the ultimate scam called ATT Next, not to mention you get to sell your phone on contract (Next forces you to trade it in).

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