It’s very likely the iPhone 16 will bring with it an iPhone 15 price cut
With the iPhone 16 range looking likely to launch in early September, this is arguably one of the worst times to consider buying a current-generation flagship Apple phone; currently comprising the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.
Instead, it’s a good idea to wait for the iPhone 16 to arrive and, as has happened in the past, wait for the price of the previous models to drop.
After all, if the rumors are true, it’s likely that you could still snag one of the best phones and not miss out on a mass of new features.
Reports so far point towards an iterative evolution for the next-generation iPhones, rather than a suite of major changes – for example, going by the rumored iPhone 16 specs, Apple may still equip its standard and Plus models with a 60Hz display.
Of course, this tactic is all dependent on Apple not only reducing the iPhone 15’s price but also keeping the range around. An iPhone 15 price cut look super-likely
Based on previous launches, Apple tends to drop the price of the previous-generation iPhones by a couple of hundred dollars or pounds from their launch price.
