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Apple CEO Tim Cook recently made an off-the-cuff comment on a question in a financial conference call, allowing users to understand Apple’s future development of the iPhone.
In response to the question of whether the iPhone’s rising average selling price is sustainable, he responded: There is no problem with price increases. In fact, consumers may be persuaded to spend more. The iPhone has become an integral part of the lives of users who use it to make electronic payments, control smart appliances, manage their health and store banking data, so I think users will go to great lengths to get what they can afford best product ever.
Of course, Tim Cook will not answer whether the upcoming iPhone 15 will increase the price because of this, but he explained that a higher-positioned iPhone will make more sense if it can provide more features.
From the above conversations, it has been hinted that the iPhone 15 series is expected to increase in price. Among them, the iPhone 15 Ultra with the highest positioning is also expected to be released, and it is estimated that it will also become the most expensive iPhone. Whether the “more functions” mentioned by Tim Cook is only a rumored periscope lens, we will wait for more news to flow out in the future and then report to you.
source:bloomberg
