Customer inspects iPhone 14 Pro Max inside an Apple store in Marunouchi, Tokyo.
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Apple’s newest iPhones, the series 14 models, come with better displays, cameras, and satellite messaging, among other features and updates. But depending on where you live, they also may come with a higher price tag.
While some analysts projected that Apple might increase the price of its latest iPhones across the board due to continued supply chain challenges and inflation, potential buyers in the U.S. and China saw no increases compared to the series 13 models.
But for consumers in markets like the U.K., Japan, Germany, and Australia, the newest models also came with significant price increases.
For example, the base iPhone 14 model starts at $799 in the U.S., the same price that the company charged for the iPhone 13 at its release last year.
In the U.K., the base iPhone 14 costs £849, or roughly…
