Wesley Hilliard
The iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Pro have taken over Apple's flagship slots, with the rest of the lineup climbing a price ladder from budget to premium.
Apple still sells brand new models of its older, and cheaper, products. Also, anyone still nostalgic for the 5.4-inch iPhone mini can still get one at a new low price.
Since the iPhone 14, iPhone 14 Pro, and iPhone 14 Pro Max fit into the same price points as the previous generation, there isn't much difference overall. As expected, Apple stopped offering the iPhone 13 Pro models, but curiously the iPhone 12 has stuck around.
Here's the full breakdown of Apple's iPhone lineup:
- iPhone 14 Pro Max: from $1,099
- iPhone 14 Pro: from $999
- iPhone 14 Plus: from $899
- iPhone 14: from $799
- iPhone 13: from $699
- iPhone 13 mini: from $599
- iPhone 12: from $599
- iPhone SE: from $429
The price ladder stacks almost at $100 intervals from top to bottom. Customers can upgrade the storage up to 1TB in the pro models.
The iPhone SE acts as the entry model iPhone priced as low as possible while offering an A15 Bionic processor, Touch ID, and 5G. The iPhone 12 remaining is likely an anomaly caused by supply chain inventory, so expect it to drop off the bottom once it sells out.
The new iPhone 14 lineup goes on sale starting on September 16, with pre-orders available on September 9. The iPhone 14 Plus provides a new large-size option below the price of a pro model — but wont ship until October.
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3 Comments
Dynamic island is too good and useful to stay a pro feature. This is right up there with the invention of the donut hole.
My new iPhone 14 Pro Max will be the same monthly cost (Apple Upgrade program, I just ran through the pre approval) as my 13 Pro Max. Other than the expense of a new case it’s a total wash for the upgrade.
Apple always keeps around the model two generations behind. Here, the iPhone 12
That will be in the lineup for the next year