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I don't think Apple ever adjusts the price of existing products, for better (eating the cost of part shortages) or worse (over-charging for old parts). The real
by jsheard 11mo ago
I don't think Apple ever adjusts the price of existing products, for better (eating the cost of part shortages) or worse (over-charging for old parts). The real test will be what they do with upcoming products.
- Marsymars 11mo agoI can't find specific examples, but I'm almost certain they have at some points in the past adjusted pricing of upgrades mid-cycle.
- krasin 11mo agoApple raised iPad Pro prices in 2017 by $50 to address NAND memory chips price hikes from the vendors: https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/13/ipad-pro-price-increase.html https://www.cnbc.com/2017/09/13/ipad-pro-price-increase.html
- walterbell 11mo agoApple also raised iPad Pro prices when OLED screens were introduced.
- rowanG077 11mo agoThat's a new product, not a raise of he existing product as is discussed.