Is this before or after VAT?
It will be after. So many people forget/don't know that USD pricing is before sales tax, across the EU the pricing includes it.
Is this before or after VAT?
You do realize the iPhone cost more in those countries than in the US and likely will even after price adjustments right?So everyone is getting a price cut except the United States? Thanks a lot Tim! Way to screw over your home country.
Well Apple has been massively increasing prices here in recent years and a lot of people are fed up with it. I think the iPhone X is overpriced by about $150. A few years ago when the iPhone was $649 I said I'd be willing to spend $200 more for an "iPhone Pro" that has premium features. I think $849 would have been perfect and make people less hesitant about upgrading.You do realize the iPhone cost more in those countries than in the US and likely will even after price adjustments right?
XS in US: 999 USDIs this before or after VAT?
And Canada, currently $1558.27 after taxes in Ontario for an XS. XS Max 512GB is $2258.87...... yeah.And they should start with Europe, where the iPhone XS starts at 1149€ ($1299) as opposed to US' $999.
No. In UK and EU countries, exchange rates were way too low. Extra profit for Apple.Wasn’t Apple basically preserving the prices of their products in terms of the US dollar?
For iPhone it is not THAT bad as with Macs.No. In UK and EU countries, exchange rates were way too low. Extra profit for Apple.
Probably because Macs are even less likely to last two years without a warranty issue.For iPhone it is not THAT bad as with Macs.
It will be after. So many people forget/don't know that USD pricing is before sales tax, across the EU the pricing includes it.
XS in US: 999 USD
XS in Austria: 960 EUR [1090 USD] without VAT [1149 EUR with 20 % VAT - 1305 USD]. What we pay 100 USD for?
1 year of additional of limited Gewährleistung (warranty))? Because that's almost the same as one year of full AppleCare+ would cost?
You better do it here too![]()
why not lower prices in the US as well? I mean damn, we make up most of their sales.
The issue is mainly CZK <==> EUR rate for us.Only iPhones? So the Mac prices are ok? Just do 1 USD = 1 EUR and everybody is happy.
For the examples that people already posted, the iPhone pricing is close to a 1 to 1 exchange, once you factor in VAT and extra warranties from consumers protection laws.Only iPhones? So the Mac prices are ok? Just do 1 USD = 1 EUR and everybody is happy.
Well. No. Because 1 EUR is 1.15-1.3 USD most of the time. If you add 20 % VAT, which is a norm in almost whole EU, you get to 1.4 - 1.5 EUR == 1 USD. And it ends up… with horrible prices.Only iPhones? So the Mac prices are ok? Just do 1 USD = 1 EUR and everybody is happy.
This. Everybody in the US needs to see THIS before they whine about the price.You do realize the iPhone cost more in those countries than in the US and likely will even after price adjustments right?
Jenze v USA je to bez dane!And they should start with Europe, where the iPhone XS starts at 1149€ ($1299) as opposed to US' $999.
For the examples that people already posted, the iPhone proving is close to a 1 to 1 exchange, once you factor in VAT and extra warranties from consumers protection laws.
Do you have some Mac examples? Can you post the base model MM pricing in your area?
For the examples that people already posted, the iPhone pricing is close to a 1 to 1 exchange, once you factor in VAT and extra warranties from consumers protection laws.
Do you have some Mac examples? Can you post the base model MM pricing in your area?
Pro iPhony to platí, pro cokoli jiného ne (rozdíl 4-5 tisíc u 13" MacBooků mi přijde dost. U 15" je to ještě víc - na US ceny jsem se radši nekoukal, to bych plakal i v Rakousku).Jenze v USA je to bez dane!
Yes, I figured that was the case.
A lot of ppl also forget about consumer protection laws and potential regulation fees that the US prices in not affected by.
why not lower prices in the US as well? I mean damn, we make up most of their sales.