T-Mobile Germany has begun offering 8GB iPhones at substantially reduced prices (Translated Link) when purchased in conjunction with a 24 month contract. When purchased with the Complete XL plan, which offers 1,000 minutes, 300 SMS messages, and unlimited data for €89 a month, the 8GB iPhone is only €99. With the Complete L plan, which includes 200 voice minutes and 150 SMS for €69 a month, the smaller iPhone is only €149. When purchased with the €49 a month Complete M plan the 8GB iPhone is only €199, while it will cost €249 when purchased with the Complete S plan, which offers 50 minutes of talk time for €29 a month. The lower prices being offered on the 8GB iPhone will remain in effect until June 30; the 16GB iPhone remains €499 when purchased with a two-year agreement.
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