The price of the iPhone 14 is rising globally, but Apple says the dollar is too strong
Nov 07, 2022| The price of the iPhone 14 is rising globally, but Apple says the dollar is too strong
The price of Apple's iPhone 14 series has risen sharply due to foreign exchange rates and other factors, with prices remaining unchanged only in China and the United States.
The iPhone 14, for example, starts at $799 in the United States, the same price as the iPhone 13. In the UK, the iPhone 14 will start at £849 ($975), up about $90 from the launch of the iPhone 13.
In Australia, the iPhone 14 will start at 1,349 Australian dollars (about US $904) and the iPhone 13 will start at 1,349 pounds (about US $872) when it launches;
In Japan, the iPhone 14 starts at 119,800 yen (about $817) and the iPhone 13 starts at 98,800 yen (about $674) when it is released.
In Germany, the iPhone 14 starts at 999 euros (about $990) and the iPhone 13 starts at 899 euros (about $890) when it is released
The iPhone 14, for example, starts at $799 in the United States, the same price as the iPhone 13. In the UK, the iPhone 14 will start at £849 ($975), up about $90 from the launch of the iPhone 13.
In Australia, the iPhone 14 will start at 1,349 Australian dollars (about US $904) and the iPhone 13 will start at 1,349 pounds (about US $872) when it launches;
In Japan, the iPhone 14 starts at 119,800 yen (about $817) and the iPhone 13 starts at 98,800 yen (about $674) when it is released.
In Germany, the iPhone 14 starts at 999 euros (about $990) and the iPhone 13 starts at 899 euros (about $890) when it is released
"Basically every currency in the world is depreciating against the dollar," Apple CFO Luca Maestri said on Apple's fiscal fourth-quarter earnings call. The strong dollar presents us with challenges on a number of fronts."
