Last week, an Asian news outlet leaked the hypothetical price of the iPhone 14, and a server has already warned that that $799 should be taken with a grain of salt for various reasons. Today, Ming-Chi Kuo posted what he believes it will be a price increase from the iPhone 14 Pro, the most professional range. And that climb can really hurt.
Kuo shout that the price of the iPhone 14 will increase about 15% on average precisely because of an increase in the price of the iPhone 14 Pro, which would raise the average price (the famous ASP) to 1,000 or 1,050 dollars.
Translated into absolute numbers, that could mean an iPhone 14 Pro with a base price of $1,100 and an iPhone 14 Pro Max for $1,300. And if we add to that inflation and taxes, we could have english prices of 1,300 and 1,400 dollars in the basic configurations of these same two models.
In other words: more than one will reconsider whether to buy the iPhone 14 Pro. The price increase can be brutal, and perhaps the “non-Pro Max” model has more possibilities because of it. Even so, Apple’s sentiments are optimistic and terminal production has increased in anticipation of a good pace of sales from late September. Everything will be to see the reaction of consumers.
