If you’re wondering how much the iPhone 14 will cost, you’re not alone. Apple watches are separated from hosting the “Far Out” event, where it is very likely that it will show its new smartphone.
But, as always, Apple remains secretive about what it will show, so we don’t have any specifics on how much. iPhone 14 will cost.
Apple will likely spill coffee beans at this event later (see Apple Event Live Blog For breaking news, we’ll show it to you too How to watch today’s Apple event Also), but many of us would like to know the price of the iPhone 14 as soon as possible – so we asked our experts for their predictions.
Alex Walker Todd, Senior Phone Editor, TechRadar
The expected loss of the iPhone mini this year means that despite rumors that the basic iPhone 14 may cost a little less than the price iPhone 13 When it first launched, the range as a whole actually makes more money for Apple overall, especially if it iPhone 14 Pro The models bring the higher prices that many expect more than iPhone 13 Pro And the iPhone 13 Pro Max (Although they still made more money compared to the 13 range, thanks to the expected higher price tag for the iPhone 14 Plus compared to the base 14.)
If the iPhone 14 price is where we expect it (starting at $749 to $799), choose the most advanced model you can afford.
Alex Walker Todd, Senior Phone Editor
As American Telephone Editor Philip Byrne Talk about it recently (Opens in a new tab)If the iPhone 14 price is where we expect it, ranging from $749 to $799 in the US, then (if you can make your money up) choose the most advanced model you can afford. This is assuming that you plan to cash in on the phone’s resale value down the line.
Just don’t spend on a higher storage variant, as history has taught us that Apple doesn’t care about such things in the barter.
Lance Ulanoff, US Editor-in-Chief, TechRadar
Newsflash: Apple’s iPhone 14 won’t cost more than the iPhone 13. It’ll start at $799/£779/AU$1349 for 128GB. Even the most powerful, and possibly redesigned, iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max won’t move a bit above last year’s starting prices for the iPhone 13 Pro ($999 / £949/AU$1699) and 13 Pro Max ($1099 / £1,049) 1849 Australian dollars).
Apple’s iPhone 14 will cost no more than the iPhone 13. It will start at $799 / £779 / AU$1,349 for 128GB.
Lance Ulanoff, US Editor-in-Chief
The reason is simple: Apple is not immune or insensitive to the economic pressures currently faced by iPhone-buying residents around the world. Obviously, the wild card here will be the iPhone 14 Plus. This expected 6.7-inch device will have the look of the large screen of the iPhone 14 Pro Max, but a few of its features. It should be $899 in the US, to maintain the ranking between the iPhone 14 and the iPhone 14 Pro.
Ben Wood, Senior Analyst, CCS Insight
It seems very likely that there will be iPhone price hikes in the UK given the massive deterioration in the pound/dollar exchange rate.
It’s inconceivable that Apple could sell iPhone 14 models at par with the iPhone 13, as the outflow of “gray market” units (products sold without Apple’s permission) would be massive. International buyers will be looking to make a quick profit by balancing the exchange rates.
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