iPhone X Plus is one of the new models of smartphones in the iPhone series that the Apple company intends to launch for customers this year, they will come with significant changes compared to the current iPhone X. The biggest news for the iPhone X Plus is increasing the diagonal of the screen from 5.8 inches to 6.5 inches, a new A12 chip, new cameras, and who knows what other major changes are to be announced.
iPhone X Plus will be launched in tandem with a new version of iPhone X, probably named iPhone XS, and the Apple company could demand a tailored price for its future mobile phone model. Analysts expect the iPhone XS to be sold at prices starting at $999, excluding VAT, in the US, which is exactly what the iPhone X costs now, but the iPhone X Plus could be substantially more expensive due to the changes offered.
iPhone X Plus - here's how much the new Apple phone will cost
iPhone X Plus, according to analysts, will cost at least 1099 dollars, without VAT, so the final price will exceed 1200 dollars for those who will buy it from the USA, or 1500 euros for some European countries. iPhone X Plus will be much more expensive than iPhone X or iPhone XS, because it has a substantially larger screen, and those from Samsung or LG will charge an appropriate price for this important component of the phone.
"Since the bill of materials delta could very well be north of $100 and Apple's gross profit margin percentage targets for the new iPhone X could be higher than they are for the 6.1-inch LCD iPhone, I think $899 is really the lowest that Apple will price the next iPhone X. I think it's more likely that the next one will continue to be sold for $999 and that its larger counterpart will come priced at $1,099 — minimum. "
iPhone X Plus sold at a minimum of 1099 dollars, without VAT, in the USA would represent a brave move on the part of Apple, those from Cupertino may still have difficulties in selling many units at such a price. To be completely honest, I think that such an expensive iPhone X Plus will be largely ignored by customers who are looking for phones that are worth their money, but it remains to be seen what Apple will decide to do. .
