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iPhone 4 Philippines: Price, Release Date, and Globe Launch Details
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The iPhone 4 was officially launched in the Philippines by Globe Telecom on September 26, 2010, after its global announcement in June of that year. It was noted for its premium glass and metal design, Retina Display, and improved camera. Here are the key details about its Philippine release, based on our coverage at the time.

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When was the iPhone 4 officially launched in the Philippines?

The iPhone 4 was officially launched by Globe Telecom on September 26, 2010. A corporate launch was held the Friday prior, with the public launch event starting at 9 AM on the 26th at venues in Shangri-la Makati and New World Hotel.

How much did the iPhone 4 cost in the Philippines?

On prepaid, the iPhone 4 16GB was priced at Php 37,499 and was free on Globe's Plan 3799 with a 24-month contract. The 32GB model cost Php 43,699 prepaid and was free on Plan 5000. Earlier estimates had suggested prices would be similar to the iPhone 3GS, which was around Php 38,850 for the 16GB model.

Could you buy an unlocked iPhone 4 for use in the Philippines?

Yes. In June 2011, Apple began selling an unlocked iPhone 4 in the US for $649 (approx. Php 28,500) for the 16GB model, which could be used in the Philippines. Prior to the local launch, contract-free units were also available in Hong Kong for about Php 29,200 and Singapore for about Php 29,700, though these required factoring in travel or shipping costs.