Likely price increase for the iPhone 14 series 📱

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No speculation or development surrounding this year’s upcoming iPhone 14 series has generated more controversy than the possibility of a price increase.

It shouldn’t come as a big surprise that the current constraints on the world economy, brought on by things like the recent epidemic and rising oil prices, affect even Apple. Numerous firms have been impacted by supply chain problems, and as a result, customers are now paying higher prices.

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While many sources have disagreed on whether all of Apple’s upcoming phones will be impacted (or just some of them), a recent leak posted on South Korean online platform Naver (via PhoneArena) claims that “Apple (has) decided to freeze the launch price of the iPhone 14 base model through a decision at the top executive level.” Talk of the entire iPhone 14 line being subject to a price increase dates back several months at this point.

Although this latest tidbit’s source, lanzuk, cannot be validated, they have a history of commenting on new products from major companies like Samsung and Asus, showing some kind of insider knowledge in their articles. This most recent suggestion, therefore, has some merit.

If this is the case, the entry-level iPhone 14 will cost $799, the same as the current iPhone 13, which would translate to a price of £779 or AU$1,349 elsewhere.

The base prices of the iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max are anticipated to be $1,099 and $1,199, respectively, which is $100 (approximately £80 or AU$140) more than those of their respective 2021 predecessors. According to current Apple pricing, the iPhone 14 Pro would cost approximately £1,049 (AU$1,869) while the iPhone 14 Pro Max would cost approximately £1,149 (AU$2,019).

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