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Very expensive: Apple quietly raises prices of older iPhone models by 100 to 350 euros

Very expensive: Apple quietly raises prices of older iPhone models by 100 to 350 euros

Apple has quietly increased the prices of its older iPhone models by 100 to 350 euros. Even the budget-friendly models now start at a minimum price of 869 euros.

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