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iPhone 14 price hikes may be smaller than expected

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Only 6 days left for the Apple event, in which it will be launching its new upcoming iPhone 14 series, series 8 watch, and watch Pro. Rumors regarding the price of the iPhone 14 have already started making headlines on the news. As today’s hot news reveals that the iPhone 14 price raise may be smaller than expected in the market. 

As previously by some analysts it has been predicted that the prices for the two pro models are expected to go up by $100. But present rumor contrasts this as it says the price hike will be smaller.

According to GSMarena, iPhone 14 could cost $50 cheaper than its predecessor (iPhone 13), which cost $800 in the beginning. So, it is highly expected in the market that iPhone 14 could be just $750 or $800 if the prediction works out. 

Whereas, the iPhone 14 Max is rumored to cost $100 more than the vanilla model. So, it will cost $850 or $900. However, some analysts previously expected to cost even higher.

Now, talking about the iPhone 14 pro and Pro Max, they are highly expected to cost higher than their predecessors-iPhone 13 pro and iPhone 13 Pro max. Rumors reveal the rise may be by $50 or $100. However, the present trend says it will rise by just $50. The reason behind this price rise may be the inclusion of the Apple A16 chipset, LPDDR5 RAM, new 120Hz LTPO display, and higher resolution 48MP in the upcoming pro models.

These are just some predictions by the Analyst. However, this year Apple is focused on its strong sale. Let’s see what price strategy Apple will bring to its new upcoming iPhone and iPad series. Let’s wait for September 6! Till then stay connected to us, we will keep updating you if any hot news arrives in the market.

So what are your thoughts on the upcoming iPhone 14 pricing? Do you think it will cost less than expected? Let us know down below in the comment section. 

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