iPhone 8 it is going to be the most expensive iPhone ever released by Apple, in the standard version, it can cost at least 1000 dollars, or euros. The price is very high for a smartphone, but analysts believe that the iPhone 8 will be so expensive to reduce the demand that the Apple company will register after its presentation.
Analysts believe that the improvements implemented in iPhone 8 by Apple will convince many users to upgrade from the current iPhone model. Because there are extremely many users who said "no" to the iPhone 7, analysts believe that there will be enormous demand for the iPhone 8, but Apple wants to reduce it by setting a high price.
Analysts are of the opinion that the average age of iPhone terminals in use is a year and a half, so in the fall many will reach the deadline for an upgrade. In this idea, the Apple company would know that there are many people willing to buy the iPhone 8, so it will set a high selling price to be able to cover the limited demand, which is very high anyway.
iPhone 8 - here's why it will be very expensive
If an iPhone 7 now costs 650 dollars in the US, an iPhone 8 with a price of 1000 dollars will keep away many Apple fans. Even with a minimum of 128 GB of storage space, the iPhone 8 will still be more than 200 dollars more expensive than the current iPhone 7 models, but also than Apple's future iPhone 7S terminals.
iPhone 8 will come with a screen whose diagonal will be 5.8 inches and will cover almost the entire front panel. iphone 8 will have wireless charging, a new main camera, functions for augmented reality, a 3D front camera with infrared sensors, it will not have a Home button, but it will have a new type of Touch ID and many other changes.
"Hall believes that Apple may be looking to control demand for the new redesigned iPhone, given that so many iPhone users are waiting to upgrade, which is one reason why Apple may opt for a high price tag for the device — possibly over $1,000."
The analysts' theory regarding the iPhone 8 is quite strange, but it might have some logic for those in Cupertino. If the iPhone 8 will be very expensive, then we will really be talking about a premium, exclusive product, but which will also have few users, as has happened in the past with many Apple products.
