Apple Raises Japan iPhone Prices Up to 11% as Yen Weakness Hits 6 Models
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Updated · MacRumors · Jul 17
Apple Raises Japan iPhone Prices Up to 11% as Yen Weakness Hits 6 Models
1 articles · Updated · MacRumors · Jul 17
Summary
Apple lifted iPhone prices on its Japan online store by as much as 11.3%, affecting six models from the iPhone 16 to the iPhone 17 Pro Max.
Japan appears to be a market-specific move: Apple did not raise iPhone prices in the U.S. or other checked countries, and the increases are likely tied to the yen's depreciation against the dollar.
¥214,800 is the new price for the iPhone 17 Pro Max, up from ¥194,800, while the iPhone 17 rose 10% to ¥142,800 and the iPhone Air climbed to ¥177,800.
Last month Apple raised Mac and iPad prices globally, citing a memory-chip shortage, and it also increased iCloud+ and Apple Music prices in many countries on Friday.