Pre-paid carrier Boost Mobile has priced the Apple iPhone 5s and the Apple iPhone 5c. The pair will be available November 8th for customers of the Sprint owned pre-paid carrier. Boost will offer the 16GB Apple iPhone 5s for $549, 32GB for $649 and 64GB for $749. Those prices represent a $100 haircut from the usual off-contract pricing for the phone.
The 16GB Apple iPhone 5c also gets a $100 discount, priced at $449. The 32GB variant will keep its usual $649 price. Boost is also selling the Apple iPhone 4s off contract for $299.99.
Boost will hook up its iPhone users with its $55 a month unlimited plan that uses Sprint's 4G network. With every 6 on-time payments, the rate drops $5 until it hits a floor of $35 a month.
Boost Mobile will launch the new Apple iPhone models on November 8th
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