Updated June 26, 2026
Price Tracker · Apple
Apple Price Increase Tracker
On June 25, 2026, Apple raised prices on 14 product lines. Compare every old and new price below — or build any RAM, storage, or processor configuration to see exactly how much more it costs now.
14 product lines26 configurationsEffective June 25, 2026
Product lines hit
14
26 configs tracked
Average increase
$249
across tracked base models
Biggest jump
$1,300
Mac Studio M3 Ultra
Smallest jump
$30
HomePod mini
Not affected
iPhoneApple WatchAirPodsStudio DisplayPencil & accessories
Every price change, ranked
Showing 26 configurations
30%+ jump15–29%under 15%
Product
Was → Now
Percent increase
$129$199
54%
+$70
$149$219≈
47%
+$70
$3,999$5,299
33%
+$1,300
$99$129
30%
+$30
$349$449
29%
+$100
$749$949
27%
+$200
$1,999$2,499
25%
+$500
$599$749
25%
+$150
$999$1,199
20%
+$200
$499$599
20%
+$100
$1,699$1,999
18%
+$300
$1,099$1,299
18%
+$200
$599$699
17%
+$100
$299$349
17%
+$50
$1,299$1,499
15%
+$200
$1,299$1,499
15%
+$200
$1,299$1,499
15%
+$200
$3,599$4,099
14%
+$500
$2,199$2,499
14%
+$300
$1,399$1,599
14%
+$200
$699$799≈
14%
+$100
$3,899$4,399≈
13%
+$500
$2,699$2,999≈
11%
+$300
$3,499$3,699
6%
+$200
$3,699$3,899
5%
+$200
$3,899$4,099
5%
+$200
How to read this: base-model old → new prices are confirmed from press coverage of the June 25, 2026 increase. Upgrade prices (extra RAM, storage, cellular), marked ≈, use Apple's standard tier pricing and may differ slightly by configuration — always confirm the final price on apple.com before buying.
Sources: MacRumors · 9to5Mac · Apple explains why