Models
iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max.
APPLE CONFIRMED · BRISTOL STOCK ENQUIRIES
iPhone 18 Pro Pre-Order Bristol
Register interest in iPhone 18 Pro or iPhone 18 Pro Max with Phone Shop Bristol for local stock enquiries, trade-in guidance, accessories and Bristol store collection.
Registration is not a guarantee of stock, colour, storage, launch-day collection or delivery date. Final availability must be confirmed.
OFFICIAL UK LAUNCH INFORMATION
What Apple has confirmed
Apple announced the Pro models on 9 September 2026. UK pre-orders opened 12 September, with availability from 18 September.
Storage
256GB, 512GB, 1TB and 2TB.
Colours
Black, Silver, Glacier and Burgundy.
Apple UK starting price
£1,199 Pro · £1,299 Pro Max.
Performance
A20 Pro chip and next-generation thermal design.
Main camera
48MP Fusion Main camera with variable aperture.
REGISTER YOUR PREFERENCE
Tell us the model you want
This creates a WhatsApp stock-enquiry message. It does not take a payment or guarantee stock.
LOCAL BRISTOL SUPPORT
Pre-book enquiry, trade-in and accessories
We can record your preferred model, capacity and colour and contact you about local availability. We can also assess selected existing phones for a provisional valuation before final in-store checks.
- Accessories stocked across both Bristol stores; exact item compatibility and branch stock vary.
- Collection today may be possible once specific branch stock is confirmed.
- Student offer: up to 20% off eligible repairs and selected accessories with valid student ID; exclusions apply.
- Business bulk pricing available for qualifying orders and repairs; VAT invoices available.
Two Bristol stores
Union Street: 5 Union Street, Bristol BS1 2DD
Gloucester Road: 55 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AD
Maps, parking & directionsWHY PHONE SHOP BRISTOL
Serving Bristol since 2015
Our first Bristol store opened in 2015 and continues to serve the local community. We try to keep repair, trade-in and technology support practical and affordable, with real stores customers can return to for help.
We are an independent third-party retailer and repair business. Apple, iPhone and related marks belong to Apple Inc. Manufacturer affiliation or authorised-reseller status is not implied.
Source transparency
Launch date, models, storage, colours, pricing and technical highlights on this page are based on Apple UK product and Newsroom information published in September 2026. Local Phone Shop Bristol stock and pricing are only confirmed when our team has allocated or received stock.
Apple UK iPhone 18 Pro information →
Apple UK Newsroom launch announcement →
FAQ
iPhone 18 Pro Bristol FAQs
Clear answers about launch dates, local stock enquiries, trade-in and collection.
Ask on WhatsAppCan I pre-order iPhone 18 Pro from Phone Shop Bristol?
You can register interest and ask us to confirm expected stock. Availability, colour, capacity and collection date are subject to final store confirmation.
When is iPhone 18 Pro available in the UK?
Apple opened UK pre-orders on 12 September 2026 and lists availability from 18 September 2026.
Do you guarantee launch-day stock?
No. We confirm collection or purchase only when stock is allocated or physically available.
Can I trade in my current iPhone?
Yes, subject to ownership, security, condition and functionality checks. A provisional estimate can change after physical inspection.
Are iPhone accessories available in both stores?
Accessories are stocked across both Bristol stores, but exact iPhone 18 Pro compatibility and branch stock must be confirmed before travelling.
EXPERT LOCAL GUIDANCE
iPhone 18 Pro and iPhone 18 Pro Max Bristol: what matters before you decide
Useful detail from an independent Bristol repair and technology team, written to help customers make a sensible decision rather than to fill a page with generic keywords.
Start with the exact device and the real problem
Exact iPhone generation matters because display technology, connectors, battery design and sensor layout can differ between models. Where more than one compatible part quality exists, customers should be told the practical difference rather than being shown one generic price. For repair enquiries, describe what happened before the fault appeared, whether the device has been repaired before and which functions still work. For buying or selling, give the exact model, storage, colour and condition. Good information at the start reduces wasted journeys, incorrect parts and unrealistic estimates.
For iPhone support, common questions can involve display, battery, charging, camera, back-glass, audio and board-level faults. A symptom is not always the cause: for example, a device that will not charge may have debris in the port, a worn battery, damaged connector or board fault. Inspection and testing are sometimes necessary before a final diagnosis is possible.
Price, parts and turnaround should be explained before approval
A reliable quotation should identify what is known and what still needs diagnosis. Prices can vary by model, part quality, complexity and hidden damage. When more than one suitable replacement option exists, we aim to explain the practical differences in quality, features, cost and expected result. The customer can then choose an option that suits the device, intended use and budget.
Many common jobs may be available on the same day when the correct part and technician are available, but this is not a blanket promise. Liquid damage, intermittent faults, board-level work, uncommon models and parts that need ordering can take longer. If timing matters, confirm availability with the selected store before travelling.
Data, accounts and privacy remain important
Back up important information before handing over a damaged or unstable device whenever possible. Standard hardware work often leaves customer data in place, but no repair business can guarantee data preservation in every fault scenario. Customers should keep banking passwords, one-time security codes and unrelated account credentials private. Where a passcode is genuinely required for testing, ask why it is needed and change it afterwards if appropriate.
For repairs, function testing should be relevant to the work completed. Existing unrelated faults or damage should remain separate from the repair being authorised. If diagnosis reveals a materially different problem or price, the customer should be contacted before additional approved work proceeds.
Condition, battery and used-device transparency
Cosmetic grade and functional condition are different things. A Grade A or Grade B description should help explain visible wear, but customers should still check the individual listing for storage, colour, network status, included accessories and any unit-specific notes. On older used phones, battery health and battery history can vary from one unit to another.
If a battery is below the standard considered suitable for sale or needs replacement, a compatible aftermarket battery may be fitted depending on the model, availability and the customer's requirements. The exact part should be confirmed on the individual product or with the store team rather than assumed from a generic website badge.
Local Bristol support and the correct store
Phone Shop Bristol operates through two physical Fone Revive locations: 5 Union Street, Bristol BS1 2DD and 55 Gloucester Road, Bristol BS7 8AD. Repair bookings are store-specific because the branches have separate queues and stock. For a particular phone, laptop or accessory, branch availability can change during the day, so checking before travel is sensible.
The business has served the Bristol community since 2015. That history is useful because customers can return to a physical shop for after-sales support rather than relying only on an anonymous online seller. We are an independent third-party repair and technology business; manufacturer affiliation or authorised-provider status is not implied.
Warranty and aftercare: read the exact terms
Qualifying repairs and products carry the stated limited warranty, with statutory consumer rights unaffected. A repair warranty is intended to address a covered technical fault with the supplied repair; new impact, cracked glass, liquid ingress, misuse and unrelated faults are not automatically covered. Product warranty also depends on the item and the terms shown at purchase.
Keep the receipt, repair reference or order number. If something appears wrong after collection, contact the original store and describe the issue before arranging further work elsewhere. Clear records make it easier to identify the original job, fitted part and applicable aftercare. If you are uncertain about coverage, ask the team before paying for another repair.