How much do you pay for an iPhone each month?

How much do you pay for an iPhone each month? - 1

Added (1). I want to know all costs… How much it cost when you got it as a new phone, how much you pay per month for it, and also if you have to pay for data and how much

You want to know all the costs? I can't answer that as it depends on who your carrier is, the plan you choose, the phone model/capacity you choose, and other taxes+fees.

Though, expect to pay around $75+/month for 24 months.

Its depend on your telecom, what tarrif you take or how much u spent on these

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