iPhone 15 price: Know all about it ahead of Apple event 2023; check iPhone 15 Pro, iPhone 15 Pro Max prices too

Photo Credit: Pixabay

Apple event 2023: While the standard iPhone 15 model is rumored to bring significant upgrades like a 48MP camera and the boosted A16 Bionic chipset, big price hikes are expected for the Pro models. 

Photo Credit: Pexels

Notably, iPhone 15 series success hinges on its pricing strategy. Apple must get it right. The reason is because nifty rivals like Samsung have their Galaxy S series and Huawei has come up with the Mate 60 that are available at similar price points. 

Photo Credit: AP

 Therefore, despite new features, the iPhone 15 may struggle to justify a price increase. Ideally, iPhone 15 price should be maintained at the starting point of $799.

Photo Credit: HT Tech

The Apple 12 September event has been hyped up as the changes in the iPhone 15 series are expected to be massive. Last year's non-Pro iPhone models (iPhone 14 and iPhone 14 Plus) disappointed fans due to the lack of significant new features.

Photo Credit: HT Tech

Rumors suggest that the standard iPhone 15 model may feature a 48MP primary rear camera, Dynamic Island technology, a USB-C charging port, and the boosted A16 Bionic chipset.

Photo Credit: HT Tech

 iPhone 15 series pricing is a crucial factor in determining its success among consumers. Leaks have emerged suggesting potential price increases for the iPhone 15 Pro and iPhone 15 Pro Max.

Photo Credit: Usplash

The iPhone 15 Pro price could see a $100 price hike and the smartphone could start at $1099.

Photo Credit: Pixabay

Apple iPhone 15 Pro Max price might start at anything between $1199 to $1299, marking either $100 or $200 increase.

Photo Credit: Unsplash

There have been no rumors suggesting that iPhone 15 Plus price will be hiked.

Photo Credit: Unsplash

Apple faces a dilemma with the iPhone 15, as increasing its price could lead consumers to consider rival options, such as the Samsung Galaxy S series, which sells for a similar price.

Photo Credit: Unsplash

Since the iPhone 15 lags behind the Pro models, it will make a price increase harder to justify. Consequently, it is speculated that the iPhone 15 will likely maintain its starting price of $799.