Apple has launched its new iPhone 7 and 7 Plus in a shade of vibrant red to raise money for AIDS treatment.
The new phones will be available to buy in store and online from tomorrow, with the 7 from £699 with 128GB of memory and the 7 Plus from £819 for the same storage.
The two new phones come with the “best battery life ever” in an iPhone, and are water and dust resistant, Apple have said.
Proceeds will be put toward providing access to life-saving ARV medication in sub-Saharan Africa, through the charity RED.
An Apple spokesperson said: “Apple today announced iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus RED Special Edition in a vibrant red aluminium finish, in recognition of more than 10 years of partnership between Apple and (RED).
“This gives customers an unprecedented way to contribute to the Global Fund and bring the world a step closer to an AIDS-free generation.”
Apple also announced a brand new iPad which is cheaper than the iPad Air 2 and comes with a 9.7″ display and 10 hours battery life with up to 128GB storage.
Apple drove down the price by using an older chip than the iPhone 7 – but it has enough power to run everything you’d want on a tablet.
Along with the two product announcements, it also introduced Clips, a new app for film editing on the iPhone and iPad.
