Apple refreshed its iPhone lineup: Here are the fall 2023 prices for the iPhone 15, 15 Plus, 15 Pro, 15 Pro Max, 14, 13, 12, and iPhone SE 3.
For the second year in a row, I’m surprised Apple hasn’t increased the prices of its newest iPhone models. The iPhone 14 did bring price hikes in Europe, which I felt since that’s where I live. But the iPhone 15 series actually lowered iPhone prices in Europe.
As for the US, the iPhone 15 prices stayed the same for one more year. The iPhone 15 Pro Max starts at $1,199 instead of $1,099, which seems like an increase. But that’s for the 256GB version, which had the same price in previous years. Apple eliminated the 128GB tier, forcing you to spend more on the larger handset.
But, as always, Apple is keeping certain old iPhones in stock, discounting them by $100 now that the new iPhone series has arrived. If you’re shopping on a budget, you can purchase a cheaper iPhone model that’s still brand new. You can choose from iPhone SE 3, iPhone 13, iPhone 14, and iPhone 14 Plus options.
In what follows, I’ll show you all the iPhone price tiers available in the US from Apple. These are the prices you pay before any sort of carrier deals, trade-ins, and other discounts are applied.
You can score better deals from some retailers and carriers, of course. And you might end up paying much less for a used or refurbished iPhone in good condition. Still, the point I’m making is that Apple offers you a brand-new phone for prices ranging between $429 all the way up to $1,599.Apple retired the iPhone mini
The iPhone 13 mini was the only mini model you could have purchased ahead of Apple’s iPhone 15 event. That size is gone now, so the closest thing you can get from Apple is a new iPhone SE. Alternatively, you can look for iPhone 13 mini stock from Apple’s retail partners.
On the Plus side (pun intended), you can score a 6.7-inch iPhone for just $829. That’s not something that was possible before, as Apple never kept previous-gen iPhone Pro models in stock.
