The rise in iPhone and iPad prices is now followed by the expected rise in Apple services. Starting today, listening to Apple Music or watching Apple TV+ will cost a little more, like the rest of the services.
The prices for all Apple services, as well as the various packages that combine several services into a single payment, are as follows (in parentheses the previous price):
- Apple Music Individual: 10.99 dollars per month (9.99$)
- Familiar Apple Music: $16.99 per month ($14.99)
- AppleTV+: $6.99 per month ($4.99)
AppleOne
- Apple One Individual: $16.95 per month ($14.95)
- Apple One Familiar: $22.95 per month ($19.95)
- Apple One Premium: $31.95 per month ($28.95)
The only service that Apple hasn’t raised its price for is Apple Arcade, which remains at $4.99, the same price since its launch three years ago. The increase in prices does not lead to any further improvement in them., there is no increase in storage capacities in iCloud, for example. These are bad times for our wallets in all areas of our daily lives, and this was clearly not going to be an exception.
As reported by 9to5Mac, an Apple spokesperson has assured them that the prices will be valid from today in the United States, so we must think that these prices that we have just indicated will also be valid from now on in Europe. Service packages are still the best option to save money. If we add the downloads individually for each service, the increase in the package is less than that of its services separately
