If you read iDevice.ro the other day, then you surely know that iPhone 7 arrives in Romania from September 23, all three major mobile phone operators announcing the opening date for pre-orders. More precisely, Orange, Vodafone and Telekom announced that starting from September 16, they will start accepting pre-orders for the iPhone 7 launch in Romania.
We are talking about the appearance of the iPhone 7 in Romania, which is happening much faster than many would have expected, but this is very good for us, the regular customers. Practically, starting from September 16, Orange, Vodafone and Telekom will allow pre-ordering of iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus, in principle for new and existing subscriptions.
Those from Digi Mobil are not included in this iPhone 7 launch in Romania because they are not an operator certified by the Apple company, so they cannot officially sell iPhone terminals. In this idea, don't expect to see iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus at them right from the day of launch, but I'm sure that in the future they will market the new Apple products.
iPhone 7 in Romania - where do you register for pre-order?
The announcements of the three major mobile operators regarding the sale of iPhone 7 in Romania with pre-order from September 16 were also followed by the opening of special pages. In these pages you can register with an email address to be able to find out when pre-orders for iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will be opened in our country.
You can sign up on the pages below to be notified about the opening of iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus pre-orders:
Apart from mobile phone operators, you also have eMAG/Flanco stores where you can pre-order the terminals to buy them at full price, without a subscription. Orange and Vodafone will initially only sell terminals to existing or new subscribers, Telekom will probably do the same, so you have little chance of buying them from there at full price.
After the opening of iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus pre-orders on September 16, the launch in Romania will take place on September 23.
