Vodafone has become the first provider in the UK to make the iPhone 4 available on pay as you go deals.
The iPhone 4 32 GB model has been priced at 570, while the 16GB costs 480.
The prices are a little lower than the 599 for the SIM-free 32GB model and 499 for the 16GB charged by Apple.
Both deals include a year of web access, with a 250MB a month data limit, as well as 12 months of Wi-Fi with BT Openzone on a 1GB a month cap.
The iPhone 3GS 8GB is still available on pay as you go, with a 385 price tag.
Vodafone has currently sold out of iPhone 4 devices, but the provider confirmed more are on the way.
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