iPhone 17 Pro Will Reportedly Get Higher Price Tag, but Also More Storage
The iPhone 17 Pro, set to launch in September, reportedly will be priced $50 more at $1,050 in the US before taxes, according to Chinese leaker Instant Digital. The model will also reportedly get a storage boost from the Pro's usual 128GB to 256GB. For context, if you were to bump up to 256GB on the iPhone 16 Pro, that would cost you $100 and bring the total price to $1,099 before taxes.
According to the new report, the 128GB storage versions of the iPhone Pro will be discontinued.
Apple did not immediately respond to CNET's request for comment.
Apple launched the Pro six years ago with the iPhone Pro 11 for $999, but the normal course of inflation and the rising cost of everything else that goes with making things -- components, supply chain costs, labor wages -- means the sub-$1,000 iPhone Pro could be a thing of the past.
It's unknown whether the iPhone 17 Pro Max will also be getting a price increase.
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