But most people I talk to about this chaotic economic landscape want to know one thing: “How much is my next iPhone going to cost?” They are asking for a very good reason: The predominant ...

Original text: Your next iPhone could cost $2000. Or $2000 MORE (depending on how you read it). That's not random speculation, by the way, but the respectable journal that is the New York Times.

With a 104% tariff now in effect on Chinese-made iPhone models, Apple is bracing ... most of whom focus on monthly payments rather than total cost. Unlike the tariff threats of 2018 and 2019 ...

The cost of an iPhone 16 Pro 128 GB, which is made in India and costs $999, could increase to $1,119, an increase of 12%, the investment bank found. An April 3 analysis from Rosenblatt Securities ...

President Donald Trump on Friday threatened a tariff on Apple for iPhones not made in the U.S., putting pressure on the tech giant to return manufacturing to America. Analysts said making iPhones ...

So, what will happen if iPhones start being made in the U.S. instead of overseas, and how much would an all-American iPhone cost? Experts have been making their projections on how much they think ...

“In our opinion, iPhone cost can increase 25% purely on higher labor cost in the U.S.,” analyst Wamsi Mohan wrote in a note to clients. “On top of that, if Apple had to pay reciprocal ...

Play the USA TODAY Daily Crossword Puzzle. In that scenario, Wedbush Securities analyst Daniel Ives said an iPhone could cost as much as $2,300. Even the cheapest new iPhone – the iPhone 16e ...

Take the iPhone 16 as an example. Its $800 price tag can easily inflate to $1,080, since you may also buy: Your total cost of ownership over three years would be about $30 a month. You could then ...

They are asking for a very good reason: The predominant countries where Apple makes many of its products—China and Vietnam (and to a lesser extent, India)—are the ones being hit the hardest by ...

The White House has said that the purpose of the tariffs is to encourage companies to build in the U.S, but experts have said moving the supply chains required for products such as the iPhone ...