In September, Apple caused considerable consternation in Poland. It turned out that the latest iPhone 15 not only did not become more expensive, but also turned out to be cheaper than last year’s models.
This was mainly due to the much better dollar exchange rate. On September 7, 2022, i.e. on the day of the premiere of the iPhone 14, we paid PLN 4.71 for one dollar, and at the time of the premiere of the iPhone 15 it was “only” PLN 4.33 (currently the dollar is even cheaper and its exchange rate on Wednesday it was PLN 4.2). Some Polish customers were counting on the fact that after reducing the prices of iPhones, the Cupertino company would decide to adjust the price list of its other products – including iPads, whose prices have not spoiled us recently. And so it happened.
Apple Pencil – comparison Apple
Apple with a nice surprise for Poles. iPad prices have gone down
On Tuesday, Apple presented a new model of the Apple Pencil stylus, which for the first time was equipped with a USB-C port. The device, valued at PLN 429, is compatible with all iPad models with a USB-C port, including iPad (10th generation), iPad Air (4th and 5th generation), iPad Pro 11″ (1st, 2nd ., 3rd and 4th generation), iPad Pro 12.9″ (3rd, 4th, 5th and 6th generation) and iPad mini (6th generation).
New iPad prices in Poland photo: Apple
On the occasion of this premiere, the American company decided to change the Polish prices of individual iPad models. It must be admitted that these changes are definitely for the better. Prices have dropped – quite significantly. They are currently as follows:
- iPad 10th generation – from PLN 2,299 (reduction by PLN 600);
- iPad 9th generation – from PLN 1,799 (reduction by PLN 350);
- iPad Pro 11″ – from PLN 4,499 (reduction by PLN 700);
- iPad Pro 12.9″ – from PLN 6,299 (reduction by PLN 900);
- iPad Air – from PLN 3,299 (reduction by PLN 500)
- iPad Mini – PLN 2,799 (reduction by PLN 400)
iPhone 15 disappoints in China? Drop in sales
Counterpoint Research published a report on Tuesday,
China’s headline figures for the 15 series are in the red, reflecting a broader decline in consumer spending
– emphasizes Mengmeng Zhang, Counterpoint analyst. “But the shorter pre-Christmas shopping period combined with the Pro Max supply mismatch (consumers avoid the color blue) may shift some of the demand to the fourth calendar quarter,” the expert adds.
Source: Gazeta
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