With the launch of the iPhone 11 and iPhone 11 Pro models, Apple has overhauled its current iPhone lineup. The iPhone 7 and 7 Plus have been discontinued, as have the iPhone XS and XS Max, while the iPhone XR and the iPhone 8 are sticking around.
At the top of the line, the iPhone 11 Pro Max is priced starting at $1,099 for 64GB of storage, while the iPhone 8 is now the lowest cost device Apple offers, priced starting at $449 for 64GB storage.
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The iPhone 11, meanwhile, is priced starting at $699, while the iPhone 11 Pro starts at $999. Apple's iPhone XR is priced starting at $549. Below is Apple's full lineup with pricing for each phone and storage tier:
iPhone 11 Pro Max
- 64GB - $1,099
- 256GB - $1,249
- 512GB - $1,449
iPhone 11 Pro
- 64GB - $999
- 256GB - $1,149
- 512GB - $1,349
iPhone 11
- 64GB - $699
- 128GB - $749
- 256GB - $849
iPhone XR
- 64GB - $599
- 128GB - $649
iPhone 8 Plus
- 64GB - $549
- 128GB - $599
iPhone 8
- 64GB - $449
- 128GB - $499
These prices are for iPhones in the United States. Pricing will vary depending on country.
Apple will open up pre-orders for the new iPhones on Friday, September 13 at 5:00 a.m. Pacific Time or 8:00 a.m. Eastern Time.
Top Rated Comments
(View all)This was definitely a "by iteration only" event.
I'm about done with iPhones. i use to upgrade every year but these prices are crazy now.
Believe it or not, iPhones last longer than a year. Nowadays you can keep them for three, four, five years and they continue to work fine. In fact, I'm still using a 6s Plus from 2015.These prices are indeed making it easier to not upgrade as often.
That said it's infuriating the storage prices on the Pro end. Apple knows very well 64gb is a joke.
No wonder Phil did not have the "courage" to mention the storage capacity.
now get off my lawn