[box type=”info” align=”” class=”” width=””]by Katharina Buchholz,
Apple unveiled its new generation iPhone yesterday. The three new models, iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max will be available on September 20 and pre-orders can be placed starting Friday. Notable new features include the integration of a dual or triple photosensor and improved battery life: The iPhone 11 Pro is supposed to last four hours longer on its battery than the iPhone XS, according to the manufacturer.
In the U.S, the iPhone 11 will be available starting at US$399 with a trade-in or US$30/month for a two-year contract. For ease of comparison, the price of the standard model is displayed at US$759 without contract, trade-in or sim-lock and including California state sales tax in our chart. Still, the iPhone price in the U.S. is quite low compared to other countries. The Japanese are also among the luckiest Apple customers. Here, the new iPhone model is available for under US$800 (including tax) for the 64 GB iPhone 11 and under US$1100 for the 64 GB iPhone 11 Pro.
Indians and Russians, however, are paying a much higher price for the same phone. It will cost them upwards of US$900 for the starter model and almost US$1,400 for the Pro model. Chinese customers will have to shell out the equivalent of US$1222 for the Pro model, but are getting a really low price on the standard iPhone 11 – at US$773 it is barely above the U.S. price.
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