Apple's iPhones go Pro, their prices go Pro Max; but why most buyers may still pay

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The steep rise in Apple's iPhone prices in India poses a challenge for many consumers, with new models like the iPhone 18 Pro and Duo fetching premium prices.

Older iPhones are also experiencing a price hike, diminishing affordability.

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  • The steep rise in Apple's iPhone prices in India poses a challenge for many consumers, with new models like the iPhone 18 Pro and Duo fetching premium prices.
  • Reported by Times of India and published Thu, 17 Sep 2026 13:25:45 UTC.

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