M1 and Switch launch iPhone 16 with bundled data plans in Singapore

The promo will be first offered at Switch stores at Clementi Mall, Lot One, and West Mall.

M1 is partnering authorised Apple Reseller, Switch, as its exclusive Mobile Network Operator partner in Singapore.

The partnership will enable Switch to offer mobile plans to customers in its Singapore stores.

It will also extend M1’s offer of “iPhone 16, Now at $0” when they swap any iPhone for a brand-new iPhone 16 unit on all variants at zero upfront cost for the device, on an unlimited M1 data plan starting from $64.95.

In addition, M1’s bespoke mobile plans will also be available for customers who purchase the new iPhone at Switch’s stores.

The promo will be first offered at Switch stores at Clementi Mall, Lot One, and West Mall, with plans to extend it to the remaining three Switch stores in Singapore in the future.

M1 currently operates seven shops in Singapore: Bugis Junction, Causeway Point, Compass One, IMM Building, Jurong Point, NEX, and Tampines Mall.

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