Local reports suggest the operator will begin offering Apple's device next month.
The China Business Times (via unwiredview) says that China Unicom will offer 8GB and 16GB versions of the iPhone for $293 and $439, respectively.
Both will be attached to two-year contracts, priced from $27 a month.
China Unicom officially announced a three-year agreement with Apple to sell the iPhone last month, following weeks of speculation.
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