Apart from the features of the iPhone 15 and the design of the iPhone 15, the price of the iPhone 15 has also been discussed. Apple created the iPhone 14 family from iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Plus, iPhone 14 Pro and iPhone 14 Pro Max models. However, the iPhone 15 family is expected to consist of iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Ultra (Maybe Pro Max again). The most curious issue is the price of the iPhone 15. However, there is a very controversial claim about the price of the iPhone 15.
DISCOUNT CLAIM FOR iPHONE 15!
According to that claim reported by 9to5Mac; Apple is considering a price cut for both the basic and Plus models of the iPhone 15 (compared to the prices of the iPhone 14). It is claimed that the discounted prices will be valid for the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus, which will probably have a larger screen, as the basic and Plus models are called.
The report states that the idea of Apple lowering iPhone prices seems highly unlikely, but there are reasons to believe that the claim may be true.
According to the report, reports indicate consistently higher-than-expected demand for the iPhone 14 Pro and Pro Max, while lower demand for the standard model iPhone 14 and specifically the iPhone 14 Plus.
ALLEGED TO REDUCE SIGNIFICANTLY
In the claim in the news in question, it is said that it would make sense for Apple to completely cancel the iPhone 15 Plus plans, given some circumstances. However, in the same claim, it is stated that the product roadmap is prepared long ago and it is too late to do so. Instead, Apple allegedly plans to significantly lower the price of the iPhone 15 Plus from its predecessor.
However, the company will not sell the iPhone 15 and iPhone 15 Plus for the same or very close price. For this reason, it is claimed that Apple will also reduce the price of the iPhone 15. It is even claimed that the company can reduce the price of the iPhone 15 to the price of the mini model, which is no longer in the series.
Apple has not yet made an official statement on this matter. In other words, what has been said cannot go beyond the claim. Still, these claims are worth considering.