iPhone 17 Prices: New Report Contradicts Recent Rumors — And It’s Good News
JPMorgan forecasts only the iPhone 17 Pro will see a $100 price hike due to higher storage, while other models maintain prices to benefit consumers, reports show.
- JPMorgan's latest note, seen by 9to5Mac, projects surprisingly good news for iPhone 17 pricing as Apple will announce prices on September 9 and launch next Tuesday with preorders Friday.
- Reports earlier this year said Apple planned price hikes but feared consumers would link increases to Trump's tariffs; recently, Apple announced the American Manufacturing Program and a $100 billion investment.
- In a best-case scenario, 128GB iPhone 17 is $799, iPhone 17 Air $899, iPhone 17 Pro $999, and 256GB iPhone 17 Pro Max $1,199.
- Analysts say the iPhone 17 Pro is the only model definitely rising in price and will start at 256GB, while the standard iPhone 17 likely sees no increase this year.
- The biggest question mark is the iPhone 17 Air, which replaces the Plus and features a 6.6-inch screen and 5.5 mm thickness, while U.S. buyers watch prices amid tariffs affecting costs this year.
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Only one of the iPhone 17 devices is getting a price hike, new report says
We've heard a few times recently about Apple launching the iPhone 17 family with price hikes. As revealed today in a new research note by JPMorgan, things don't seem to be that dire after all. If the research note in question is accurate, then the iPhone 17 Pro will indeed get $100 more expensive than its predecessor, but it will get 256GB base storage too, double the amount of the iPhone 16 Pro which starts at 128GB - so in an Apples to Apples …
iPhone 17 price hikes may be minimal despite U.S. tariffs
JP Morgan believes Apple will keep the pricing of the iPhone 17 range in line with the iPhone 16, but with the probable exception of the iPhone 17 Pro.Renders for the iPhone 17 Pro - Image Credit: AppleInsiderThe constantly changing landscape of the U.S. tariff situation may cause concern for consumers expecting massive price rises for the 2025 iPhone range. If analysts at JP Morgan are right, there may be little to worry about.In a note to inve…
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