iPhone 7 prices they appeared again today on the Internet thanks to a website from China that thought it would be good to tell us how much money we will take out of our pockets for the new terminal. In the image below you can see the prices of the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus compared to those of the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus, and the new models will be more expensive.
We are still talking about a price increase for the iPhone 7 256 GB compared to the iPhone 7 128 GB, because in the rest of the cases the prices are going to be identical. Apple will keep the prices intact for the first two models in the offer, although it will double the storage space, and this is one of the best news we could find out before the launch.
Basically, one 7 32 GB iPhone it will cost as much as a 6 GB iPhone 16S at the moment, and a 128 GB model will cost as much as a 64 GB model, the same being true for the iPhone 7 Plus. The models with 128 GB and 256 GB storage space will have different prices, the newer terminal will be more expensive, but the difference is less than 10% of the total price.
iPhone 7 will be more expensive than iPhone 6S, but not by much and it's worth it
Here are the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus prices according to today's information:
- iPhone 7 32 GB – 707 euros;
- iPhone 7 128 GB – 815 euros;
- iPhone 7 256 GB – 948 euros;
- iPhone 7 Plus 32 GB – 815 euros;
- iPhone 7 Plus 128 GB – 922 euros;
- iPhone 7 Plus 256 GB – 1056 euros.
Basically, the prices are identical to the ones we presented to you the other day, and considering that now we see them again, it is clear that they should be the final ones. In the case of models with 128 GB and 256 GB of storage space, the price difference is only 13 euros for double space, so Apple asks exactly what it pays for the module.
Practically, although the iPhone 7 and iPhone 7 Plus will be more expensive for the models with a lot of storage space, the others will have the same prices as the iPhone 6S and iPhone 6S Plus. More than that, we also get double the storage space for the same money, so we don't really have anything to blame Apple in this situation, except that they don't launch them faster.
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