The maxed-out iPhone 11 Pro Max costs $1,449, and is even pricier in Europe


Last year, Apple shocked the world by launching its most expensive phones ever, with some models' cost extending far beyond the $1,000 mark. 
So what's the tally this year? The overall pricing for the new set of iPhones, the iPhone 11, 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max is just a tiny bit better, but the high-end models still cost a small fortune. 
The cheapest of the three, the now-default iPhone 11, starts at $699, which is 50 bucks less than the price of its predecessor, the iPhone XR, at launch. 

The iPhone 11 Pro and 11 Pro Max, however, mimic the pricing of the iPhone XS and the iPhone XS Max to the tee: It's $999, $1,149 and $1,349 for the iPhone 11 Pro with 64/256/512GB of storage, and $1,099, $1,249 or $1,449 for the iPhone 11 Pro Max for the same storage capacities. 


Yes, you still have to pay a $350 premium to get 448GB of storage on the iPhone 11 Pro Max, and yes, it still sucks. 
Generally, I'm happy that the madness stopped and that the new top models aren't even pricier than last year's iPhones. But there's still no way to call these cheap, which is probably why Apple has flipped the tables and positioned the cheapest model as the most important one, while giving the pricier phones the "Pro" moniker. 

In Europe, prices are typically far higher than in the U.S., partly because U.S. prices do not include state tax. This hasn't changed much since last year, though some countries got it even worse. In the UK, for example, the iPhone 11 Pro Max with 512GB of storage costs £1,499 ($1,853). In dollar terms, this is cheaper than last year because the pound plummeted against the dollar, but in local currency, this is the most expensive iPhone ever; last year's iPhone XS Max with 512GB was £1,449 ($1,791).
In Germany, the priciest new iPhone costs €1,649 ($1,820). In Italy, it's €1,689 ($1,864). And in Hungary, which typically sets records for iPhone prices because of its high VAT tax, the iPhone 11 Pro Max costs 577 990 forints ($1,923). 

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Comments

  1. I hope Apple sales to bottom this years so the company change politics and start innovate again. They have a ton of patents with amazing features but they don’t use them just because people still buy phones and have low expectations.

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  2. A mobile costs more than a ������car

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  3. No thanks!✋��

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  4. How many people will buy the maxed out version? I was surprised how low the starting point was, especially with the price the X came out at last year.

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  5. probably the worst run of a CEO on product development ever, when Steve Jobs' innovation was all used up, the company started to panic and spiral down fast. I start to realize how important the supreme head is, no matter what size of the company.

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  6. Well if your willing to spend that much on junk I have an out of date laptop with a 1 hour battery life in the attic bids open

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  7. Apple is the new Blackberry.
    Bye bye Apple; it was fun!

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  8. i spent 2 k on the 10s xmax--and dude, after that i am like is it worth it to buy another phone thooo? ....- �� all i need is to call text, and selfies������. ✌��✌��✌��✌��✌��✌��✌��

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  9. Still waiting for the legend iPhone 13.

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  10. Just buy a good camera from Nikon, Canon or Sony and then buy any old iPhone using the leftover money as rest is basically the same thing.

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  11. And the maxed out insane will buy it

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  12. Ios is a very good system, but oh boy the phones are crap.

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  13. Try Australia - AUD$2,499 for the 11 Pro Max 256GB ��

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  14. They are not selling and their idea to get revenue is more expensive phones that people don’t want, geniuses ��

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  15. Selling kidney, anyone interested?

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  16. that is total madness

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  17. Probably 2k+ in Aus

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  18. Soon you'll be able trade your iPhone for a car ����

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  19. Thanks Apple, another model, I can skip.
    I don’t want face ID, I just want more processing power for my iphone 6S+

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  20. Not a user friendly IOS

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  21. People got more money than sense....

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  22. Fuuuuuuuuuuuuck that

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  23. Whyyyyyyyyyyyyyyyy that’s crazy. & you’ll just get beaten up robbed over it

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  24. lol @ people acting like $1500 is the same as a $200k car.

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  25. iPhone is dead its all about samsung.

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  26. That's definitely not Apple's job, not Steve Jobs' Apple.

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  27. I believe I'm creative, but they're going further ( in a bad way )

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  28. Tim Cook job btw, not Steve Jobs. sad

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