Singapore

As of Nov 7, 2026, Apple's Singapore store lists iPhone Duo at S$3,099 to S$4,899, GST included, depending on storage. Singapore was in Apple's first launch wave on Oct 23, and Singtel, StarHub and M1 all sell the Duo on their own sites.

All prices here are in Singapore dollars as listed by Apple or the carrier. Carriers write them as plain dollar figures; nothing is converted.

iPhone Duo prices in Singapore

As of Nov 7, 2026, Apple's Singapore store lists these prices and says they include GST. Apple's Singapore announcement gives the same S$3,099 starting price, and Mothership's Sep 10 report lists the same four figures.

Apple Singapore prices as of Nov 7, 2026. Source: Apple's Singapore store; Mothership and EveryMac show the same figures. Table built by iPhoneDuoGuide.

Apple's store page says the 256GB price includes GST of approx. S$256 and the 1TB price includes approx. S$331. Star White and Night Sky cost the same at every tier, and Apple limits orders to two iPhone Duo per customer.

Going from 256GB to 2TB adds S$1,800. More on picking a tier in the storage tier price guide.

Apple's own cases cost extra. As of Nov 7, 2026, Apple's Singapore announcement lists the iPhone Duo Case at S$109 in Navy Blue or Sand, and the iPhone Duo Folio with Kickstand at S$179 in Navy Blue or Taupe; check Apple's store for current prices. The box holds only the phone and a USB-C Charge Cable, per Apple's store page.

Paying over time and trading in at Apple Singapore

Apple's Singapore announcement says 0% interest monthly payments for up to 24 months are available. As of Nov 7, 2026, Apple Singapore's financing page lists 0% instalments over 12 or 24 months on eligible DBS/POSB, UOB, OCBC, HSBC and Standard Chartered credit cards, and over 6, 9 or 12 months with Trust Bank, each with a S$500 minimum spend.

There's a catch. The same page says instalment orders go through Apple by phone (1800-692-7753), chat or an Apple Store, not online checkout, and they can't use Apple Store pickup. American Express, debit and corporate cards don't qualify, and the card issuer decides on approval.

Apple's Oct 16 Singapore newsroom post says eligible iPhone 13 or newer models earn an instant trade-in credit of S$230 to S$1,615, depending on condition, year and configuration. Apple's Singapore Trade In page says its partner sets the estimate and must receive the device within 14 days of that estimate. Check current values before you pay.

Launch date and availability

Apple's Oct 16 newsroom post says pre-orders opened at 8 pm SGT on Friday, Oct 16, on apple.com/sg and in the Apple Store app. Apple's Singapore announcement put availability at Friday, Oct 23, and Apple's global announcement lists Singapore among the more than 70 countries and regions in that first wave.

Launch day was busy. Mothership reported crowds already queuing outside the Apple Store in Orchard when it arrived at about 4:30 am on Oct 23, with about 200 people gathered before opening, and a sold-out sign later at Courts Nojima at The Heeren next door.

Apple's Singapore store says delivery details for your area appear at checkout. It offers free delivery and store pickup, so check checkout for the current wait.

Which Singapore carriers sell iPhone Duo?

Carrier offers change often, so every figure below is as of Nov 7, 2026, unless another date is given. Check the carrier's page before you sign.

• Singtel: Singtel's iPhone Duo page offers the Duo from 256GB to 2TB in Night Sky and Star White, with phone plans or SIM-only plans, but it showed no plan prices when read for this guide. Singtel's iPhone page promises you can "get your new iPhone at $0 with the right phone plan" without listing the conditions. Singtel's iPhone buying guide describes Singtel PayLater with S$0 upfront and 12, 24 or 36 monthly instalments for eligible customers, and mentions it for the Duo; eligibility and terms apply.
• StarHub: StarHub's Oct 16 announcement says the Duo starts from S$0 upfront with no trade-in required, on a 36-month, 0% interest Buy Now Pay Later plan, with Unlimited+ Max plans and above at 50% off for six months and up to S$350 off for new sign-ups and port-ins. It doesn't give monthly fees. StarHub's iPhone Duo FAQ says Pay Later requires an Unlimited+ or Platinum plan, which are contract-free, limits buyers to one iPhone Duo each, and lists a S$100 trade-in bonus cashback (StarHub's Oct 16 launch release had advertised S$200) that ends Nov 30, 2026, with the trade-in request due within seven days of purchase.
• M1: M1's iPhone Duo page lists Bespoke Flexi plans with S$0 upfront over 36 months, at listed plan prices of S$39.95 a month (600GB) or S$46.95 a month (800GB, including FoneCare+ Pro), plus 24-month Bespoke Contract plans. M1 lists 50% off the Bespoke Flexi plan fee for the first 12 months with a promo code, and up to S$300 off the device for new and port-in customers. M1 says S$0 upfront is subject to an eligibility check, and completed orders can't be changed or cancelled. The page didn't show per-storage device prices.
• SIMBA: SIMBA's plans page lists SIM-only 5G plans, each tagged eSIM, and doesn't sell phones or mention iPhone Duo there. SIMBA's pages read for this guide say nothing Duo-specific, so Duo support on SIMBA is unconfirmed by SIMBA itself.

Carrier plans can bring the upfront cost down to zero, but they tie you to device instalments of up to 36 months and, at some carriers, a required plan. If you'd rather keep your current plan, buying outright from Apple and adding an eSIM is the simpler route. More options are in where to buy iPhone Duo.

eSIM only: what Singapore carriers say

Apple's announcement says iPhone Duo uses an eSIM-only design worldwide, and Apple's Singapore store page says there's no physical SIM tray. Apple's Singapore announcement names M1, Singtel and StarHub among the carriers that support eSIM.

StarHub's FAQ says you can choose eSIM when signing up or transfer an existing StarHub eSIM, and that on a new Unlimited+ plan the eSIM is free and the only option. StarHub also says the Duo supports two active eSIM lines and can store up to eight eSIM profiles.

M1 says it waives eSIM charges for eligible customers, including switching from a physical SIM and transferring an existing eSIM.

As of Nov 7, 2026, Singtel's eSIM support page lists an eSIM at S$10.90 including GST, says an eSIM can be installed only once, and charges S$10.90 to replace one removed by accident. Its iOS transfer steps start with deleting the eSIM on the old phone, and the page doesn't mention iPhone Duo, so ask Singtel before you delete anything.

SIMBA's help centre says you can port in to a SIMBA eSIM from another telco on personal plans except Prepaid, with activation steps sent by email. SIMBA's iPhone activation steps use a QR code under Settings, then Mobile Data.

See the guides on moving an eSIM between iPhones and switching from Android.

AppleCare+ and repair costs in Singapore

As of Nov 7, 2026, Apple's Singapore AppleCare page lists AppleCare+ for iPhone Duo at S$499 for two years, with no monthly price shown. Apple's Singapore store offers AppleCare+ without a Theft and Loss version, and the AppleCare page says replacing the Duo's cover layer carries its own service fee.

As of Nov 7, 2026, Apple's Singapore repair page lists these fees with AppleCare: S$0 for the battery, S$29 for the cover layer, S$42 for the outer display or back glass, and S$148 for the inner display or other accidental damage. It lists no theft or loss fee.

Without AppleCare+, the same page lists estimated out-of-warranty fees, also as of Nov 7, 2026: S$1,549 for the inner display, S$575 for the outer display, S$279 for back glass, S$759 for the outer display plus back glass, S$69 for the cover layer, S$339 for the battery, S$359 for the rear camera and S$2,319 for other damage. Apple says it inspects the device to set the final fee.

US fees are covered in Apple's iPhone Duo repair costs. Whether the plan pays off is in is AppleCare+ worth it.

Apple's warranty and your rights in Singapore

Apple's one-year limited warranty for the region runs for one year from the original retail purchase date. Apple's Singapore consumer law page says the warranty's benefits come in addition to rights under consumer protection laws.

Singapore's Lemon Law adds a separate layer. A Lemon Law FAQ hosted by the Ministry of Trade and Industry says a defect detected within six months is presumed to have existed at the time of sale or delivery, unless the seller proves otherwise. It says "the retailer will be directly responsible," and that you can first ask for repair or replacement, then a price reduction or refund if that isn't done within a reasonable time. This is a summary, not legal advice.

Bottom line

As of Nov 7, 2026, iPhone Duo in Singapore starts at S$3,099 for 256GB at Apple, GST included, and runs to S$4,899 for 2TB. Singtel, StarHub and M1 sell it with S$0-upfront options tied to their plans, while SIMBA is a SIM-only route, so compare plan terms and stock before you commit. Buying elsewhere? See iPhone Duo prices by country, iPhone Duo in Australia or iPhone Duo in Japan.