iPhone 8 it is going to be much, much more expensive than we imagined, according to a blogger who has many connections within the company's management team Apple Lossless Audio CODEC (ALAC),. According to him, the price of the iPhone 8 would ideally be around 1200 dollars, or euros, and not less, as has been speculated so far in so many rumors and users have gotten used to a price estimated at 1000 dollars , or euros.
iPhone 8 with a selling price of 1200 dollars, or euros, would represent a major change in strategy on the part of Apple, and we can expect that. Considering that this journalist is so close to those from Apple, it is possible that his information today regarding the price of the iPhone 8 is a test of the Americans to see how the world reacts when they learn of such a high price.
iPhone 8 will have many new components and important technologies whose development cost a lot of money, so a price of 1200 dollars, or euros, could be justified by Apple. However, for the rest of the world, an iPhone 8 that costs 1200 dollars, or euros, would be unjustifiably expensive, especially since it would offer functions that other smartphones offer at prices up to 500 dollars lower.
iPhone 8 – price over 1200 euros this year
iPhone 8 would cost 1200 dollars, or euros, in the cheapest version, because the version with double or quadruple storage space could cost up to 1400 dollars, or euros. The amounts are dizzying for a smartphone and although we can expect Apple to apply such a price to the iPhone 8, it is hard to believe that it will because it will risk the sales of the entire series.
iPhone 8 should bring novelties that do not exist in any smartphone and so advanced as to amaze the whole planet in order to have such a high selling price. Given that this will not happen, such an expensive iPhone 8 could gather dust in stores, because the number of customers willing to spend more on it than on a MacBook Air would be considerably reduced.
"Let's take a serious look at this. $1,500 as a starting price is probably way too high. But I think $1,200 is quite likely as the starting price, with the high-end model at $1,300 or $1,400."
The iPhone 8 could indeed be more expensive than a MacBook Air in the standard version and more expensive than a 12-inch MacBook in the version with more storage space. If Apple makes a decision like this, it could alienate many customers who will not be satisfied with the very small changes in the iPhone 7S series and will wonder why the iPhone 8 costs so much when the functions are not that different from the terminals Cheaper Android.
iPhone 8 will be presented in the fall of this year, but I'm curious to know your opinion about this supposed price.
