Costco Wholesale has for their
Members:
256GB Apple iPhone 14 Pro Max Smartphone w/ AppleCare+ (Unlocked, Space Black) for
$1,099.99. Shipping is $7.99.
Thanks to Community Member
stuff4dave for finding this deal.
Features: - 6.7-inch Super Retina XDR display featuring Always-On and ProMotion
- Dynamic Island, a magical new way to interact with iPhone
- 48MP Main camera for up to 4x greater resolution
- Cinematic mode now in 4K Dolby Vision up to 30 fps
- Action mode for smooth, steady, handheld videos
- Vital safety features—Emergency SOS via satellite and Crash Detection
- All-day battery life and up to 29 hours of video playback
- A16 Bionic, the ultimate smartphone chip. Superfast 5G cellular
- Industry-leading durability features with Ceramic Shield and water resistance
- iOS 16 offers even more ways to personalize, communicate, and share
- With an unlocked iPhone, you're free to go with the carrier of your choice
- AppleCare+ for iPhone provides unlimited incidents of accidental damage protection. Plus you'll get 24/7 priority access to Apple experts by chat or phone.
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Its possible to use international eSIM services like Airalo, which I've found to be inexpensive and reliable for international travel.
Depending on your needs, you can use Airalo in the 2nd eSIM slot of your iPhone. Then If you set your iPhone to only use data from that 2nd eSIM, you can get incoming calls on your primary US number, using the data stream from the 2nd eSIM for the call.
This setup will actually be WiFi calling, not airtime calling. On some US phone plans, this won't trigger international call charges.
Again, I don't know your exact situation, but there could be some possibilities for you with this route. Anyhow, I hope this helps someone out there who only has a dual eSIM phone…
Again, just trying to help…
EDIT:
If you want to know exactly how to do this, let me know and I'll post it a bit later once I'm at my computer where I have that exact "how to" info saved…
2 - Turn OFF data roaming on SIM1
3 - Set SIM1 as your primary voice
4 - Set SIM2 as your primary data source
5 - Disable the cellular switching
Whenever not on wifi, this setup will piggy back off SIM2 cellular connection as WiFi calling. This also works on iPhone 13 Pro Max using physical / eSIMs
Apple Support mentions DUAL SIM usage here:
https://support.apple.c
Scroll down to "Learn about Dual SIM status icons"
I hope this help!
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I think they based it on the time that Costco put the apple care on the devices, which was way before the initial purchase.
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Used to work in the past, probably still does. Did this once when BB offered free Applecare+ with iPad purchases.
If you paid in full upfront for your AppleCare plan
Before you contact Apple, please have these items ready:
The AppleCare agreement number. Sign in to MySupport to look up your agreement number.
The serial number of the device that the plan covers. Learn how to find the serial number.
Your original sales receipt.
Its possible to use international eSIM services like Airalo, which I've found to be inexpensive and reliable for international travel.
Depending on your needs, you can use Airalo in the 2nd eSIM slot of your iPhone. Then If you set your iPhone to only use data from that 2nd eSIM, you can get incoming calls on your primary US number, using the data stream from the 2nd eSIM for the call.
This setup will actually be WiFi calling, not airtime calling. On some US phone plans, this won't trigger international call charges.
Again, I don't know your exact situation, but there could be some possibilities for you with this route. Anyhow, I hope this helps someone out there who only has a dual eSIM phone…
Again, just trying to help…
EDIT:
If you want to know exactly how to do this, let me know and I'll post it a bit later once I'm at my computer where I have that exact "how to" info saved…
https://www.airalo.com/spain-esim
If you paid in full upfront for your AppleCare plan
Before you contact Apple, please have these items ready:
The AppleCare agreement number. Sign in to MySupport to look up your agreement number.
The serial number of the device that the plan covers. Learn how to find the serial number.
Your original sales receipt.
If someone's scenario is only going to Slovenia, it seems a no brainer to get the local SIM you talk about, assuming of course there is an eSIM option for those who only have dual eSIM phones, and if that is an option, assuming the rate you speak about is available without a contract.
If that's the case, then bravo, that's a better deal for sure and thanks for letting us know
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