
As is the custom whenever Apple announces a new iPhone, some old models get cheaper, while others make their way to the Big iCloud in the sky. This time around, Apple has made permanent price cuts to the iPhone 15, iPhone 15 Plus, iPhone 14, and iPhone 14 Plus.
The iPhone 15 now starts at $1,249, making it $150 cheaper than it used to be, while the iPhone 15 Plus is $250 cheaper at $1,399. Apple also shaved $200 off the iPhone 14 and $250 off the iPhone 14 Plus, bringing them down to $1,049 and $1,249, respectively.
Here's full pricing for the discounted models:
- iPhone 15 128GB: $1,249
- iPhone 15 256GB: $1,449
- iPhone 15 512GB: $1,799
- iPhone 15 Plus 128GB: $1,399
- iPhone 15 Plus 256GB: $1,599
- iPhone 15 Plus 512GB: $1,949
- iPhone 14 128GB: $1,049
- iPhone 14 256GB: $1,249
- iPhone 14 512GB: $1,599
- iPhone 14 Plus 128GB: $1,249
- iPhone 14 Plus 256GB: $1,449
- iPhone 14 Plus 512GB: $1,799
Apple is already charging the new prices for its old iPhones, and we'd expect to see this rolled out to other retailers and telcos offering the phones on a plan in the coming days.
Meanwhile, the iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max, and iPhone 13 have all been discontinued. While these phones haven't received official price cuts, we'd expect to see stock discounted as retailers sell out the remaining models. And of course, you'll still be able to find them as refurbished iPhones for years to come.
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Alex Choros