Following the launch of the highly anticipated iPhone 12 series, its predecessor, the iPhone 11, gets a massive price drop—so if you've been waiting to get your hands on the iPhone 11 (which is still pretty new, if you ask us), then now is the perfect time to do it.
According to the Apple store, the iPhone 11 now starts at P37,990, which is P10,000 cheaper compared to when it first launched in 2019. In case you were eyeing the iPhone 11 Pro and iPhone Pro Max models, here's some sad news: Apple has discontinued those models.
PHOTO BY AppleHowever, if you were looking to get your hands on the iPhone XR, then you'll be pleased to know that the model got a huge price drop, too: at its launch date in 2018, the iPhone XR started at P50,990 but according to Apple's Philippine website, it is now only P31,990 for the 64 GB model.
Here's the complete list of current iPhone 11 and iPhone XR prices:
- iPhone 11 64 GB - P31,990
- iPhone 11 128 GB - P40,990
- iPhone 11 256 GB - P46,990
- iPhone 11 XR 64 GB - P31,990
- iPhone 11 XR 128 GB - P34,990
You can purchase the iPhone 11 and iPhone XR models with the new pricing through Apple's Philippine website.
But if you were interested in upgrading to the iPhone 12 series, we'll have to wait a bit more for the local pricing. But here are a few things you need to know about the iPhone 12 models:
There are four iPhones models in the series.
The iPhone 12 comes in a brand-new deep blue color.
The iPhone 12 mini is the smallest 5G smartphone in the world.
The iPhone 12 Pro is equipped with a powerful triple camera system which houses a telephoto lens.
The iPhone 12 Pro Max is the largest iPhone yet.
You can pre-order the iPhone 12 series as early as this week.
The iPhone 12 starts at U.S. $799 (roughly P38,900) while the iPhone 12 Pro starts at U.S. $999 (roughly P48,700). The iPhone 12 Pro Max starts at U.S. $1,099 (roughly P53,500). These models will be available for pre-order starting October 16 while the ship out date will be October 23. Finally the iPhone 12 mini starts at U.S. $699 (roughly P34,000) and will be available for pre-order on November 6 while ship-out date will be on November 13. Philippine prices have yet to be announced.
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