Soon, in September of this year, we will witness another Apple presentation. Like every year, this time, new phones from the American manufacturer will be presented at a special event. This time, a new one will hit the market, which will debut in several variants – well-known to us, it is worth noting:
- iPhone 16
- iPhone 16 Plus
- iPhone 16 Pro
- iPhone 16 Pro Max
When is the presentation? It is estimated that the Apple event will take place , and according to tradition, the new models will debut about 10 days later, on September 20. Importantly, the prices of the new models are not to differ from what we saw last year. The standard “sixteen” is to be priced at the same as its last year’s predecessor, i.e. at $ 799. However, do not convert this price to złoty. Taxes, such as VAT, must be added to the Polish price.
This year’s models don’t arouse too much excitement, because they won’t guarantee us huge changes. However, it’s possible that we’ll see them next year. Rumors have begun to appear on the web that Apple is preparing a completely new version of its phone for 2025 – the Slim model. This one makes us think of something slimmer, maybe more refined, but also more expensive. Here comes the most expensive iPhone in history.
According to macrumors.com, . That’s as much as $100 more than the base price of the most expensive iPhone Pro Max to date, featuring the largest screen and the best parameters.
And the “slim” won’t be the biggest. The information published so far suggests that the base iPhone 17 will have a 6.27-inch screen – similar to the Pro version. The Pro Max, the largest, is to have a 6.86-inch screen, while the Slim option is 6.65 inches.
We know perfectly well that prices from the US cannot be converted to European prices only by taking into account the exchange rate. After all, taxes are added to everything, which effectively increase our expenses. According to what telepolis.com reports, Apple converts 100 USD to 600 PLN gross – at least that was the case last year, when the iPhone 15 debuted on the market.
This means that for . This is of course an estimate, not a confirmed valuation – but it still makes an impression.