iPhone and AirPods are not affected at this time
Apple today raised the price of a number of MacBook and iPad models, following Tim Cook’s recent warning that the company can no longer escape the memory crisis.
As reported ReutersApple’s latest laptop, the entry-level MacBook Neo, is getting a $100 hike, from $599 to $699. The 13-inch 512GB MacBook Air now costs $1,299, up from $1,099, while a 1TB MacBook Pro M5 now costs £1,999, also a $300 increase. The base iPad now costs $100 more, going from $349 to $449, and all iPad Pro models have seen a $200 hike. Here is the full list of adjusted prices for iPad and Mac:
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iPad: $449 (+$100)
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iPad mini: $599 (+100)
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11-inch iPad Air: $749 (+$150)
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13-inch iPad Air: $949 (+$200)
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11-inch iPad Pro: $1,199 (+$200)
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13-inch iPad Pro: $1,499 (+$200)
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MacBook Neo: $699 (+100)
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13-inch MacBook Air: $1,299 (+$200)
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iMac: $1,499 (+$200)
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15-inch MacBook Air: $1,499 (+$200)
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MacBook Pro M5: $1,999 (+$300)
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MacBook Pro M5 Pro: $2,499 (+$300)
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M4 Max Mac Studio: $2,499 (+$500)
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MacBook Pro M5 Max: $4,099 (+$500)
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M3 Ultra Mac Studio: $5,299 (+$1,300)
So far, iPhone prices have not changed, but other product categories are also affected. The Apple TV 4K now costs $199, up from $129, and the HomePod is $50 more at $349. The Vision Pro headset now costs £3,699, down from $3,499.
The new prices are now reflected on the Apple store page. Woozad has reached out to the company for official comment and we will update this story if we hear back.
