Apple Preparing for iPhone Price Hike, Report Says This Will Happen for Sure
Apple is weighing about a $100 increase for the iPhone 18, a move tied to higher component costs and recent price hikes on other products.
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Apple preparing for iPhone price hike, report says this will happen for sure
Apple is preparing to raise iPhone prices as memory and component costs climb, according to Bloomberg. The move could follow recent Mac and iPad hikes, with India rumoured to see increases of up to Rs 10,000.
Apple Reportedly Planning iPhone 18 Price Hike
Apple's next iPhone may arrive with something extra you won't like: a higher price, Mashable reports. Bloomberg's Mark Gurman (whom Mashable refers to as "the source of virtually all news about unreleased Apple products") reports Apple is weighing price increases for the upcoming iPhone 18 lineup, with details expected at...
Apple is reportedly preparing iPhone price hikes
When Apple announced price hikes across many of its product lines earlier this summer, there was one product that was noticeably absent: the iPhone.But, just like it did with the MacBook and iPad, it appears that Apple will soon be raising prices on the iPhone, too. It looks like the tech giant was just waiting to adjust prices until the new iPhone 18 lineup is announced, which will almost certainly happen at the company's annual September event…
The memory crisis finally caught the Apple clientele, though much later. When Apple turned on the price screw, it was several revolutions. iPads and Macs became between 100 Euro (Macbook Neo) and 2000 Euro (Mac Studio M3 Ultra) more expensive. There was only one consolation: the iPhone prices did not increase at all. Unfortunately, this condition will not last long. At the beginning of August Bloomberg insider Mark Gurman reported that "there is…
Apple is obviously not only preparing to present its next generation of iPhones, but also a significant price increase. Those who want to be part of the latest generation are expected to have to reach much deeper into their pockets. (Continue reading)
(Dan Tri Newspaper) - The shortage of memory chips is becoming increasingly serious. This could force Apple to raise iPhone prices.
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