Maxed-out iPhone Ultra likely to break the $3,000 mark
A new report claims that Apple is launching a cost new iPhone Ultra at the same time that shortages are driving all prices up, and the result is that the new foldable may start at $2,099. iPhone Ultra will be the most costly iPhone ever made The first iPhone to cost more than $1,000 was the iPhone X, launched on the tenth anniversary of the device in 2017. Right now, a maxed-out iPhone 17 Pro Max…
AppleInsider reports that a new iPhone Ultra from Apple is expected to be the most expensive iPhone ever made, potentially breaking the $3,000 mark. The report cites TrendForce, which predicts that all iPhone models will see a 10% to 20% price increase due to a 400% rise in the cost of 256GB modules, among other factors. The first iPhone to cost more than $1,000 was the iPhone X, launched in 2017, and the iPhone Ultra is rumored to start at $2,099, making it the most costly iPhone to date.
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